Courtesy: NBA.com
The
Philadelphia 76ers could not close out the Chicago Bulls Wednesday night at
home despite 26 points from Jrue Holiday and, surprisingly, outrebounding the
Bulls 44-39. The Bulls dominated the charity stripe (24-26), played solid
defense, and took care of the basketball. Here are a few observations from the
game:
The Good
Holiday
and Turner continue to provide the offense for this ball club. Holiday scored
16 of his 26 in the first half by shooting over, around, and through the small
tandem of Nate Robinson and Marquis Teague. Turner had a good all around game.
He rebounded well, played good defense, and made both of his free throws.
Backhanded compliments aside, this may have been Holiday and Turner’s best game
in regards to chemistry. It has the same feel to it as when Wade and LeBron
were trying to gel together. I don’t think they are as lethal as those two, but
if given time, the Sixers might have one of the best backcourts in the league.
The Bad
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