Team governor Josh Harris sat down with The Athletic and gave his thoughts on Embiid as the Sixers move forward:
It’s difficult to gauge just how unpopular Josh Harris has become in Philadelphia. Come Sunday, it will be easy to gauge it. Since he led a group that bought the 76ers in 2011, Harris has mismanaged the franchise with the relentless irresponsibility of Norman Braman’s Eagles and conducted himself with a complete lack of consideration for Philadelphia’s tender feelings.
Through HBSE, Harris also owns the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers, which he purchased with business partner David Blitzer in 2011. He also owns the New Jersey Devils, which he purchased in 2013. Harris is also a general partner of Crystal Palace Football Club, which plays in the English Premier League.
Josh Harris owns both the Philadelphia 76ers and Washington Commanders among the many sports properties in his portfolio.
The only thing standing in the Eagles' way of heading to the Super Bowl are the Commanders, which are owned by Sixers managing partner Josh Harris.
The subplot involving Harris, Philadelphia and the 76ers is so twisted. But it shouldn't overshadow the main focus for Washington on Sunday.
There will be no Process 2.0 here, a half-season tank to ensure Philly retains its '25 first-round pick and lives to fight another season.
Josh Harris sports teams Philadelphia 76ers. Harris bought his first professional team in 2011, when he won the bid to buy the 76ers from Ed Snider Comcast-Spectacor. Along with h
Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris has turned around the NFL franchise. Fans of his NBA team in Philadelphia are hoping for the same.
Philadelphia 76ers team governor Josh Harris maintained the franchise is "still really happy" with star Joel Embiid, who remains out of action. "He's
Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Josh Harris was interviewed by the FBI last year in connection with New Jersey prosecutors' criminal racketeering case against Democratic power broker George E. Norcross III,
The relationship between Harris's Commanders and the Philadelphia Eagles takes drives the awkwardness to a new level, however, as the NFC East franchises are fierce, longtime rivals. The upstart Commanders travel to Philly for Sunday's NFC championship,