The 23-year-old Martin Jr, who is the son of retired forward Kenyon Martin, arrived on the 76ers last season as a part of the James Harden trade with the L.A. Clippers in November. Martin Jr. failed to see meaningful minutes, though, averaging 3.7 points and 2.2 rebounds in a measly 12.3 minutes per game in 2023-24.

That said, an opportunity has opened up in the 76ers frontcourt with Tobias Harris and Nicolas Batum departing via free agency this offseason, as well as Paul Reed being waived. Martin Jr. is a dynamic athlete who plays above the rim and can serve as a runner in transition. If he can improve on his three-point stroke as well (33.7 percent on his career), Martin Jr. should make a strong case for consistent rotation minutes in Philly next season.