76ers Sign Patrick Baldwin to 10-Day Contract

The 23-year-old forward joins Philadelphia's roster ahead of game against Lakers.

Published on Feb. 5, 2026

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The Philadelphia 76ers have signed Patrick Baldwin to a 10-day contract, the team announced on Thursday. Baldwin, a 23-year-old forward, will join the 76ers in Los Angeles ahead of their game against the Lakers. However, he is unlikely to be included in the team's rotation immediately.

Why it matters

The addition of Baldwin gives the 76ers 14 players signed to standard contracts, which means the team will have to either sign another player or convert one of Dominick Barlow or Jabari Walker from a two-way deal to ensure Barlow, who has moved into a full-time starting role, remains eligible to play in NBA games.

The details

Baldwin previously signed a 10-day contract with the Los Angeles Clippers in January. The 76ers' decision to add him to their roster comes as they look to bolster their depth and provide additional options for their rotation.

  • Baldwin will join the 76ers in advance of Thursday's game in Los Angeles versus the Lakers.

The players

Patrick Baldwin

A 23-year-old forward who has previously signed a 10-day contract with the Los Angeles Clippers this season.

Dominick Barlow

A 76ers player who has moved into a full-time starting role and needs to remain eligible to play in NBA games.

Jabari Walker

A 76ers player who is on a two-way contract and could potentially be converted to a standard contract to ensure Barlow's eligibility.

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What’s next

The 76ers will need to decide whether to sign another player or convert one of Barlow or Walker to a standard contract in order to ensure Barlow's continued eligibility.

The takeaway

The 76ers' addition of Patrick Baldwin on a 10-day contract is a move to bolster their roster depth, but the team will need to make further decisions regarding their contract situations to ensure their rotation remains compliant with NBA rules.