NBA Trade Options: 5 shooters that the Philadelphia 76ers can target this off-season

#3 Seth Curry

Los Angeles Clippers vs Dallas Mavericks - Game Six

One of the most coveted role players in the league, Seth Curry has still found it difficult to escape from the shadow of his illustrious brother Steph.

However, it seems that Seth Curry has finally found a team that appreciates his skills. He has been a key player for an exciting Dallas Mavericks team that took the LA Clippers to six games in the first round of the 2020 NBA playoffs.

Last season, Curry shot 45% from behind the arc. That stat is surely going to enthuse Daryl Morey, as he looks to add a sharpshooter in the Philadelphia 76ers lineup.

It will be difficult for Morey to sign Curry from the Mavericks, but the right offer from the Philadelphia 76ers could certainly garner interest from the shooting guard.

#4 Kyle Korver

Orlando Magic vs Milwaukee Bucks - Game Two

While signing a 39-year-old doesn't seem like a great idea for any team in the NBA, an exception can be made with an NBA trade for the Milwaukee Bucks' Kyle Korver.

As a role player off the bench, Korver does just one thing and does it exceptionally well: shoot 3s. The veteran is one of the best 3-point shooters in the league's history and could contribute important minutes for the Philadelphia 76ers as a sixth man.

The acquisition of Kyle Korver, who could be available on a team friendly deal, would not affect the Philadelphia 76ers' cap space too much.

#5 JJ Redick

New Orleans Pelicans vs Los Angeles Clippers

After letting him leave for the New Orleans Pelicans last season, the Philadelphia 76ers struggled in the absence of JJ Reddick in the backcourt due to spacing issues.

JJ Redick was a valuable part of the Philadelphia 76ers' offense, coming off screens to bomb threes at a healthy clip.

However, a reunion might be on the cards, as NBA trade rumors suggest tjat Redick is looking for a new destination. If that is indeed the case, it is almost certain that Daryl Morey will sign him up in a lucrative deal without batting an eyelid.