On Sunday afternoon, the Philadelphia 76ers faced off against the Dallas Mavericks, looking to square off the season series against the Western Conference side following their defeat in early February.
On Tuesday night, the Philadelphia 76ers are set to take on the Golden State Warriors, as they look to snap their current two-game losing streak. Their most recent loss came at the hands of the Portland Trailblazers, as the Sixers went into the match shorthanded, with Tyrese Maxey and Joel Embiid sitting out of their second straight match.
With De’Anthony Melton out, Nick Nurse used both Nicolas Batum and Kelly Oubre, Jr. in the starting lineup. The results spoke for themselves as the Sixers blitzed the Bulls.
The Sixers will again be without Joel Embiid and Nicolas Batum as they travel to Houston to take on the Rockets on Friday. The Philadelphia 76ers will continue to be shorthanded for this road trip.
The Philadelphia Sixers, who are 0-4 without Joel Embiid this season, will again be without their leader when they visit the Orlando Magic on Wednesday.
The Sixers will continue to be shorthanded on the wing against the Raptors, as Nicolas Batum remains out and De’Anthony Melton is questionable. The Sixers are coming off their best win of the season on Wednesday.
Would the Sixers consider trading their newfound glue guy? One of the Sixers’ biggest challenges leading up to the Feb. 8 NBA trade deadline is balancing their short- and long-term outlooks.
Nicolas Batum‘s impact on the Sixers‘ defense has made him the most valuable player the team received in the James Harden trade, writes Keith Pompey of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Prior to the trade that got James Harden out of Philadelphia, there was a lot of speculation surrounding who would be sent back in return. One of the players that ended up getting sent over was Nicolas Batum, a veteran in the league, as he is currently playing in his 15th season.
The Philadelphia 76ers are off to a hot start to the season, and a big part of that has been the increased depth the team now boasts. After trading away James Harden to the Los Angeles Clippers, the Sixers received a return that included K.J.
The Philadelphia 76ers landed the veteran wing Nicolas Batum in the blockbuster trade with the Los Angeles Clippers, which featured the disgruntled ten-time All-Star James Harden.
The Philadelphia 76ers don’t plan to play former Los Angeles Clippers veteran Nicolas Batum on Thursday against the Toronto Raptors. According to the Sixers’
With James Harden headed in, some unhappy L.A .Clippers families are now headed out.
Nic Batum is retiring from basketball after next summer. But he's embarrassed he's stopping so early this summer.
France was eliminated from the FIBA World Cup on Sunday after just two games, a stunning result for a country that came into the tournament ranked No. 5 in the world.
One current Los Angeles Clipper will not be sticking around for the team’s move to their new arena.
In a Tweet on Tuesday morning from his wife Lily Batum, it was confirmed that LA Clippers forward Nicolas Batum will be retiring after the 2023-24 NBA season.
Veteran wing Nicolas Batum has continued to play a regular role off the bench for the Clippers this season, but he’s not taking it for granted.
During the 2021-22 season, Batum averaged 8.3 PPG, 4.3 RPG, 1.7 APG, 1.0 SPG and 0.7 BPG for the Clippers across 59 games.
Nicolas Batum has proven that he still has a future in the NBA. Batum was almost out of the league after being given a massive 5-year $120 million contract by the Charlotte Hornets in 2016 and not living up to expectations.
Nicolas Batum will begin his 15th NBA season in the fall. Where he plays is not exactly clear as of Tuesday morning. If Batum returns to the Clippers, it would be his third season in Los Angeles.
Just hours before it was announced that Kawhi Leonard had officially inked a 4-year extension with the LA Clippers, the team was able to re-sign Nicolas Batum as well.
Clippers forward Nicolas Batum will not be wanting for suitors this offseason.
The NBA can be a really cold place, and Nicolas Batum experienced that firsthand. During shootaround, Batum revealed how he learned the Charlotte Hornets released him.
Speaking a different language to confuse the opposing offense may sound unconventional, but it seems to be working out well for all parties involved.
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