What happened: Jovan Buha identified health, defense and shooting as the chief concerns around Philadelphia's projected starting and closing groups. The roster's next test is turning its offseason additions into a workable rotation.
Why it matters: The Philadelphia 76ers are trying to end an NBA Finals drought dating to 2001. Their ability to balance availability, spacing and defensive coverage will shape that pursuit.
By the numbers: The two-year, $8 million agreement averages $4 million per season and includes a player option. Philadelphia's Finals drought stands at 25 years.
What to watch: Training camp will offer the first look at the starting group, closing combinations and minutes distribution.