The 76ers have a lot of questions to answer this summer.



From the upcoming free agency of starters Jimmy Butler, Tobias Harris and JJ Redick to key reserves Boban Marjanovic, Mike Scott, James Ennis and T.J. McConnell, nearly every piece — outside of mainstays Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons — is somewhat in flux.



That uncertainty hasn’t been limited to players, as speculation that the Sixers may move on from Brett Brown has been running rampant in recent weeks. Brown, who just finished his sixth season as head coach, signed a contract extension last summer that runs through the 2021-22 season.



But 76ers managing partner Joshua Harris put that speculation to rest last night, when he informed ESPN that Brown would return next season. It was the first key decision in a summer destined to be full of them. At a press conference Tuesday morning, Harris confirmed the report at the Sixers’ training facility in...