It’s media day for the Philadelphia 76ers! And, starting at 11 a.m., NBC Sports Philadelphia will be live with exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes action and the first glimpse of LeBron James in Philly. But, before that kicks off, on Monday morning, the Sixers unveiled the team’s new j erseys and announced a “multi-year strategic partnership” that would make Bloom Energy the Official Jersey Patch Partner for the team’s uniforms. In addition to the 76ers’ Association (White), Icon (Blue), and Statement (Red) uniforms, officials with the Sixers said that the team will be wearing a City Edition, Hardwood Classic Edition, and Specter Edition uniform during the 2026-27 season. “The return of the Hardwood Classic serves as the next chapter of a highly successful campaign introduced last season, carrying forward its competitive spirit and fan momentum into the 2026-27 season,” the team said in a statement. Team officials said that the Hardwood Classic uniforms will be worn later in the season and more details on when each jersey would debut is expected will be unveiled at a later time. In a statement, organizers said, through the jersey patch partnership, Bloom Energy and the 76ers will work together on a seven-figure community investment to showcase “their shared commitment to powering the Greater Philadelphia region forward and creating lasting opportunity.” “At the core, our brands are about making communities stronger,” said Tad Brown, CEO of HBSE and the Philadelphia 76ers in a statement. “Ahead of a highly anticipated season, we are proud to welcome Bloom Energy, a powerhouse in the region. We look forward to building a partnership grounded in shared values, community resilience and a commitment to making a meaningful impact in the Greater Philadelphia area.” Organizers said that Bloom Energy “has deep roots in the region, with Bloom’s second-largest manufacturing hub located just a few miles from Philadelphia in Newark, Delaware.” “This partnership is about bringing together two organizations that believe stronger communities create powerful opportunities,” said KR Sridhar, Founder and CEO of Bloom Energy in a statement. “From the employees who\ manufacture Bloom’s fuel cells in Delaware to the fans who fill arenas across the region, our connection to the Greater Philadelphia area runs deep. Together with the 76ers, we are proud to help power communities forward and support the people and businesses that keep this region thriving.” Organizers said that, for nearly 15 years, Bloom “has been a significant employer in the region, creating high-quality manufacturing jobs, supporting workforce development, and investing in the communities where its employees live and work.” As part of this partnership, the team said in a statement that Bloom Energy will serve as a partner on several of the Philadelphia 76ers’ community initiatives including the Jr. 76ers Summer Hoops Tour, a Greater Philadelphia region court refurbishment, and joint days of service for 76ers and Bloom staff. Bloom Energy will also be the marquee jersey sponsor for the NBA G League’s Delaware Blue Coats, who have been in Delaware since 2013. This story uses functionality that may not work in our app. Click here to open the story in your web browser. ...read more read less