Former St. Joe’s standout Charlie Brown to work out for Sixers

The 76ers have added a local flavor to what is expected to be their last workout before the draft.

Former St. Joseph’s standout Charlie Brown Jr. will be among the draft hopefuls Tuesday at the Sixers’ practice facility in Camden. The others are Kyle Guy (Virginia), James Palmer Jr. (Nebraska), Yovel Zoosman (Israel), Joe Cremo (Villanova), and Armoni Brooks (Houston).

Darius Bazley was scheduled to be the headliner. However, he opted not to attend and replaced by Cremo.

Bazley played at Princeton High School in Ohio. The 6-foot-9, 208-pound forward decided to skip college after graduating from his high school near Cincinnati in 2018. Instead of playing at Syracuse, he signed with the Klutch Sports Group and accepted a three-month internship worth $1 million at New Balance. Bazley also has a multiyear contract with the shoe company that could reach $14 million if he hits performance incentives.

He averaged 15.4 points, 10.3 rebounds, 3.9 assists, 2.0 blocks, and 1.4 steals as a high school senior in 2017-18. He could hear his name called early in the second round of Thursday’s NBA draft at the Barclays Center. Bazley can defend multiple positions. Initially, his strength will be on the defensive end.

The Sixers have the 24th pick and four second-round selections: Nos. 33, 34, 42 and 54.

Brown, a graduate of George Washington High in Philly, left St. Joe’s after his redshirt sophomore season. The 22-year-old concluded his college career with 1,006 points and 352 rebounds in 63 games.

The all-Big 5 first-team selection was the Atlantic 10 Conference’s leading scorer at 19.0 points per game. A 6-7, 199-pound forward, Brown also averaged 6.2 rebounds and 1.5 assists. He’s projected to be late second-round pick.

Guy, a 6-2 guard, was a consensus third-team All-American this season. He was also the Final Four’s most outstanding player for the NCAA-champion Cavaliers. The 21-year-old averaged 12.4 points and shot 42.5 percent on three-pointers in his three seasons at Virginia. He would be a good option for the Sixers at 42.

Palmer, a 6-6, fifth-year senior wing, could be a late second-round pick. His strength is his ability to play in transition, but he needs to be a more consistent perimeter shooter.

Brooks, a 6-3 guard, was a three-point threat in three seasons at Houston. The 21-year-old is the fifth player in school history with 200 or more career three-pointers (229). He’s expected to go undrafted.

Zoosman, a 6-7 shooting guard, averaged 5.7 points and 2.9 rebounds this season for Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel). The 21-year-old hopes to become the first Israeli player drafted since Omri Casspi in 2009 and just the third Israeli to play in the NBA.

The youngest brother of 76ers power forward Tobias Harris could hear his name called Thursday night.

Terry Harris has impressed teams with his shooting in workouts and has elevated himself to a possible late second-round pick.

The 23-year-old worked out for the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday. He had solid workouts for the Sixers, Phoenix Suns, Los Angeles Clippers, Sacramento Kings, Brooklyn Nets, New York Knicks, Dallas Mavericks, and Utah Jazz. Harris worked out for the Sixers on June 3.

The 6-6, 217-pounder, who will play on the wing as a pro, was an undersize power forward last season as a fifth-year senior at North Carolina A&T. He shot 41.1 percent on three-pointers last season and 39 percent for his career. Harris averaged 8.1 points and 20.6 minutes last season, as the Aggies used a 13-man rotation. No player averaged more than 9.1 points.