I know it's a minority opinion on this board, but I still would REALLY love to have Noel on the team. Assuming a trade would be something like Rozier, Young, and a pick, we might legit have a historic defense with a lineup of:
PG: IT, Smart
SG: Bradley, Green
SF: Crowder, Brown
PF: Horford, Amir, JJ
C: Noel, KO, Mickey
Are the 76ers in the business of giving away their players now?
Two mid-first round picks and another first? Everyone is down on Young but Noel isn't going to bring back much more than that.
Mike
This proposal incudes an NBA bust, a SL star, and a pick (not the pick, if you catch my drift). In terms of actual NBA talent going to the 76ers, it is as close to zero as you can get. In terms of potential talent from picks, guys like Jiri Welsch and Mozgov fetched more.
The case in point is that if I were the 76ers and that's really all Noel could fetch, I'd be happy to keep him. They don't have to trade him.
^This
Also, I do value other commenters' POV and I don't mean to sound sarcastic, but I do find it ironic that the same ppl who think Noel is a great prospect also think Philly will give him up for cheap. (to be clear, personally, I do not believe either of these two to be true)
I'm one of those people, and I believe it because no rational person looks at that roster crunch and thinks they can legitimately roll with it without A) trading one of them or B) keeping all of them, ticking one or more of them off, and further damaging one or more of their trade values.
They'll end up trading one before or during training camp, or they'll have to deal hurting their trade value and dealing with locker room problems when they're playing out of position or hardly playing at all. You simply just cannot put three starting caliber pure-5's on one roster and expect to develop them all, especially when you have more than two other players that deserve time at the 4 spot, too.
Or they'll trade Noel for peanuts now, then figure out during camp that Embiid is too broken to play and Saric is not an NBA player. Now that is going to work out great for them.
.....which is why I've said the whole time that they'll wait to make sure Embiid is actually playable first before trading him, whether that means during training camp or very early in the season.
But they could still trade him before training camp, because, surprise surprise, they have a back-up plan for their current back-up plan, which is Okafor.

So, yes, once again they simply cannot roll with all three of them for any considerable amount of time this season without causing locker room issues and hurting trade value. It's not that difficult to comprehend for any person that even moderately understands basketball. They'll ultimately have to make a decision to keep one of those guys long-term anyways if they all reach potential. It's a simple breakdown of their roles, capability of playing with each other, and the minutes available versus the minutes needed...