The 76ers could wait until after the summer league to hire a head coach, a source tells Yahoo! Sports' Marc J. Spears.
Spears points out that Doug Collins' former assistants are under contract for another year, which means new president and GM Sam Hinkie could have them coach the summer squad while he sorts through what's left of the coaching market. While this might seem troublesome considering some of the names available, Hinkie reportedly prefers a younger coach to some of the veterans available like Lionel Hollins and George Karl. Both Nuggets assistant Melvin Hunt and Heat assistant David Fizdale have been linked to the Sixers job and each will likely still be available after summer-league play concludes. There's also been talk of current assistant Michael Curry, who has the support of Jrue Holiday and co., being promoted to head coach.

Maccabi Tel Aviv reportedly has interest in former 76ers guard Charles Jenkins.
Jenkins wants to test the NBA market before looking overseas, however, so Maccabi's interest is likely to remain unresolved for at least a few more weeks. He played 59 games with the Warriors and 76ers last season, but never scored more than eight points in a game.

Jeremy Pargo has signed a two-year, $5.2 million contract with CSKA Moscow.
It's way more money than Pargo would have been able to get in the NBA, so this decision should have been an easy one for Pargo to make.