The veteran starter Quentin Grimes has been downgraded to out after initially showing up on the injury report as questionable on Friday morning. According to the official NBA injury report, Grimes is dealing with an illness.

With the Sixers’ key deadline acquisition set to hit restricted free agency this summer, the front office will have to decide how much of his production can translate to a contending team.

When the Philadelphia 76ers submitted their Friday night injury report initially, it didn’t include the veteran sharpshooter Quentin Grimes. As the Sixers prepared for their matchup against the Indiana Pacers on Friday morning,

Quentin Grimes scoring 30 points in a game was news in itself. The Sixers' newcomer had only done so twice in three-plus years as an NBA player when he arrived in Philadelphia, but there he was on Feb.

Grimes took issue with the way Dončić has been portrayed on his way out the door from Dallas. Grimes dismissed the team’s concerns about Dončić’s conditioning and work habits, saying his former

The Jazz jumped out to a 16-point lead in the first quarter, but the Sixers rallied to take the lead in the second quarter and never looked back. Philadelphia stretched the lead as large as 22 on its way to a 126-122 win to snap the skid and feel good about things again. Quentin Grimes had 25 points and six assists for the Sixers.

Fortunately for the team, Quentin Grimes has emerged as a rare glimmer of light in an otherwise overcast season. Grimes, 24, has hit the ground running for Nick Nurse's team since

What was your reaction when Dallas traded you? Quentin Grimes: I was kind of shocked a little bit, knowing how well I had been playing for that team and contributing. We had a really good group of