The Sixers are interested in signing Quincy Douby. It's a little surprising to hear that the Sixers are entertaining the idea of picking up a guy that hasn't been in the NBA since 2009. Douby is more of a shooter and his defensive presence hasn't really been there. He is expected to work out for the team later this month.

Quincy Douby broke his wrist in the first quarter of a game in China. Douby signed a deal in China at the beginning of July. The broken wrist will end his season, and he will fly back to the United States to receive surgery and begin rehab on the injury. He remains on the outside looking in at an NBA return.

Quincy Douby has reached a preliminary agreement to extend his contract with the Xinjiang Flying Tigers next season. Douby is slated to make around $2 million in China, which is far more than his services would be worth in the NBA. He had a solid season for the Flying Tigers last year, averaging 32.0 points, 4.2 rebounds, 4.6 assists, and 3.7 steals.