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Randle will sign a three-year, partially guaranteed deal with the 76ers on Monday, Shams Charania of The Vertical reports.

With the rookie's second 10-day contract set to expire Monday, the 76ers had to choose between signing him to a longer-term deal or releasing him back to the free agent pool. They've opted for the former and will keep Randle for at least the duration of the 2016-17 season. Randle's contract is only partially guaranteed for 2017-18, however, so Philadelphia is not necessarily locked into Randle for the long-term. The Stanford product has appeared in four games since joining the Sixers earlier in the month and is likely to remain in a deep reserve role going forward.

  http://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/basketb...th-sixers/

I can't think of another Stanford player that I enjoyed watching more.  Great to see him finally rewarded.

Anthony Brown is also in the NBA now, on a 10-day contract with Orlando.  Josh Huestis is spending most of his time with the Thunder's D-league affiliate, though on an NBA contract.

[burger]

Randle will sign a three-year, partially guaranteed deal with the 76ers on Monday, Shams Charania of The Vertical reports.

With the rookie's second 10-day contract set to expire Monday, the 76ers had to choose between signing him to a longer-term deal or releasing him back to the free agent pool. They've opted for the former and will keep Randle for at least the duration of the 2016-17 season. Randle's contract is only partially guaranteed for 2017-18, however, so Philadelphia is not necessarily locked into Randle for the long-term. The Stanford product has appeared in four games since joining the Sixers earlier in the month and is likely to remain in a deep reserve role going forward.

  http://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/basketb...th-sixers/

I can't think of another Stanford player that I enjoyed watching more.  Great to see him finally rewarded.

Anthony Brown is also in the NBA now, on a 10-day contract with Orlando.  Josh Huestis is spending most of his time with the Thunder's D-league affiliate, though on an NBA contract.