The Philadelphia 76ers announced the departure of Daryl Morey (president of basketball operations) on Tuesday, marking the end of his six-year tenure. Team owner Josh Harris expressed gratitude for Morey's contributions but noted the need for a fresh start after the team's consistent playoff failures. Bob Myers, former general manager of the Golden State Warriors, will take over interim leadership and lead the search for Morey's successor. Morey, who joined the 76ers in 2020, is best known for acquiring James Harden in a controversial trade. However, Harden's time in Philadelphia was short-lived, ending with a trade request. The 76ers have struggled in the playoffs, failing to advance past the Eastern Conference semifinals since 2001. Despite recent injuries, the team managed a 45-37 record last season, but was eliminated by the New York Knicks in the semifinals. Head coach Nick Nurse will continue for a fourth season, despite a lackluster record of 116-130 during his tenure.