(Associated Press)

The 76ers have exercised the third-year options on the contracts of guard Tony Wroten and forward Arnett Moultrie before Thursday's midnight deadline, according to a league source.

Wroten, a 6-6 guard who was drafted 25th overall in 2012 by Memphis, was traded to the Sixers from the Grizzlies in the offseason following his rookie season. Wroten is making $1.16 million and is slotted to make $1.21 million next season.

Moultrie, a 6-10 forward drafted 27th overall in 2012 by Miami, was traded to the Sixers on draft day and spent his rookie season in Philly. Injured at the moment, Moultrie is making $1.09 million this season and will bump up to $1.14 million next season.

According to a report, the Sixers did not exercise the fifth-year option on Evan Turner, however the team has until June to give him a qualifying offer of $8.71 million. It doesn't seem likely that the Sixers will do that.