The Philadelphia 76ers have a real superstar in Tyrese Maxey, and he proved it against the Golden State Warriors. For years, the Philadelphia 76ers have relied on Joel Embiid as the face of the franchise, but because of injuries, the team has failed to make an impact in the postseason.
In a wild finish, rookie VJ Edgecombe delivered the go-ahead bucket with 0.9 seconds left, and Tyrese Maxey sealed the win with a coast-to-coast, game-saving block as the Philadelphia 76ers escaped the short-handed Golden State Warriors 99–98 on Thursday.
The Philadelphia 76ers blew a 20-point lead against the Golden State Warriors, but they avoided a full collapse and finished like a team learning how to manage Joel Embiid and his rhythm after injury.
VJ Edgecombe and Tyrese Maxey came up with the big plays down the stretch in the Philadelphia 76ers’ 99-98 home win against the undermanned Golden State Warriors on Thursday evening.
The Philadelphia 76ers held on to defeat the Golden State Warriors 99-98 due to an incredible and wild finish. The 76ers entered the game looking for an easy win, as the Warriors were without both Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler.
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VJ Edgecombe made the winning putback with 0.9 seconds left and Tyrese Maxey saved the game on the other end, lifting the Philadelphia 76ers to a wild 99-98 victory over the visiting Golden State Warriors on Thursday.
Paul George and the Philadelphia 76ers are looking to make it back-to-back wins on Thursday when they face the Golden State Warriors in a home game at Xfinity Mobile Arena.
The Philadelphia 76ers have been fined once again by the NBA over the way the team handled the injury status of Joel Embiid. The NBA announced on Wednesday that the 76ers have been fined $100,000 for violating the league’s injury report rules.
The Philadelphia 76ers have opened the season with a 10–9 record, competitive but not yet resembling true contenders in the Eastern Conference. The team has rarely been at full strength, leaving questions about what their ceiling might be if they can finally get healthy.
When Paul George finally jogged onto the Wells Fargo Center floor for his long-awaited season debut, the moment was less about the box score and more about what his presence signaled.