Daily News | Sixers trade No. 23 pick and Danny Green for Grizzlies’ De’Anthony Melton at NBA draft
BROOKLYN — The 76ers didn’t stay pat and keep the player selected with the No. 23 pick during the NBA draft.
Melton, a four-year guard, averaged 10.8 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.4 steals and 22.7 minutes in 73 games with 15 starts. The Sixers’ actions come after refusing to include Thybulle in the package they sent to the Brooklyn Nets to acquire James Harden on Feb. 10.
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