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Austin Krell: Dominick Barlow is the only Sixer OUT tomorrow against the Detroit Pistons. Joel Embiid, right plantar fascia, is not listed at all.

Kris Rhim: Nick Nurse said big man Dominck Barlow will see a specialist for his back injury tomorrow, which is on track with the two-week timeline the team announced. Barlow was on the court pre game a few moments ago, looked explosive

Kris Rhim: Big men Jabari Walker (knee), Tacko Fall (quad) and Dominick Barlow (back) are all OUT for Wednesday’s game against the Pacers. Joel Embiid and V.J. Edgecombe don’t have any injury designations.
Kris Rhim: Sixers game status: Out: F Dean Wade (left ankle sprain) C Tacko Fall (left quad strain) F Dominick Barlow (low back) G Anfernee Simons and Adem Bona are available
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Noah Levick: Dominick Barlow (back) did not participate in practice, per Sixers. Anfernee Simons (hamstring) and Adem Bona (left foot) partial participants again.

Ky Carlin: Dominick Barlow is dealing with back soreness. Gonna consult with medical team and he’s not expected to be available @ BKN, @ BOS Anfernee Simons was a partial participant at practice today with hamstring issue. Not expected to be available for @ BKN, @ BOS #Sixers

Kyle Neubeck: Nick Nurse says Dominick Barlow has a small back issue and Anfernee Simons has 'muscle tightness' and have been in and out of Sixers activities last few days. Expects they'll be ready for game action soon

LeBron James, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, Anfernee Simons, Dominick Barlow, Adem Bona and Tacko Fall will be sidelined for the Sixers' preseason opener on Monday. Of the Sixers' five projected starters in the season ahead, only Jaylen Brown and VJ Edgecombe will be available against the New York Knicks.

Dave McMenamin: The Philadelphia 76ers have VJ Edgecombe, Labaron Philon, Adem Bona, Dominick Barlow and Caleb Love playing together at the first day of Philly assistant coach Rico Hines’ annual summer runs at UCLA. They are going against a group including Luka Garza, Daeqwon Plowden & J. Juzang
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He is playing for $3,415,000 in 2026-27 after the Sixers picked up his team option; Dominick Barlow described playing out the season on an expiring contract as something that "works for both" himself and the team. If Barlow ends up proving to be a key cog in an elite team, he has the chance to cash in as a 24-year-old unrestricted free agent next summer.

Dominick Barlow learned that he will now be teammates with LeBron James, the NBA's all-time leading scorer. Barlow, born in May 2003, completely grasps the gravity of what is happening. "It's a surreal feeling," Barlow said, "because as long as I've been alive, he's been in the NBA – at the face of it, pretty much. Him being on our team, he's obviously going to help us a lot. But I'm excited to see the process that he goes through every day and try to pick his brain as much as possible."

Jake Fischer: The Sixers will exercise the $3.4 million team option for Dominick Barlow, league sources tell @TheSteinLine .

Fate is a complex concept. Maybe you believe in it, thinking something beyond your worldly perception is pulling you in a certain direction. Perhaps you’re skeptical, steadfast in the belief that your destiny is what you make it. Dominick Barlow is quick to dismiss it. “I don’t believe in fate at all,” he told Liberty Ballers at his locker last week. “I think in life — and this is not just for basketball, for anything — you get a very small window to do something special. And when you don’t take the opportunity, it usually never comes around again.”