Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey is the NBA Most Improved Player, the league announced Tuesday evening. A first-time All-Star selection this season, Maxey won the award over finalists Coby White of the Chicago Bulls and Alperen Sengun of the Houston
76ers point guard Tyrese Maxey missed Monday’s gameday shootaround due to an illness and is officially questionable for Game 2 of the Eastern Conference playoff series against the New York Knicks. Maxey led Philadelphia in scoring (25.9 points per game)
The best New York Knicks team in a decade was built with a Philadelphia flavor. Now the 76ers are the first hurdle to clear for the Knicks as they look to embark upon the franchise’s longest playoff run this century.
The Eastern Conference takes the stage Wednesday for the NBA’s play-in round, with the Philadelphia 76ers playing host to the Miami Heat in the first game of the night. The Sixers appear likely to have star Joel Embiid, who tweaked
Tyrese Maxey scored 26 points as the Philadelphia 76ers led virtually the entire way in a 107-86 victory over the visiting Brooklyn Nets in the regular-season finale for both teams. The Sixers (47-35) ended the regular season with eight straight
Joel Embiid hobbled to the locker room in the first half Friday with a knee scare and then finished a crucial win over the Orlando Magic to keep the Philadelphia 76ers alive in their bid to avoid the play-in tournament.
Even though he’s still trying to get back up to speed following a 29-game absence, Joel Embiid intends to do everything in his power to guarantee the Philadelphia 76ers a spot in the postseason. Currently in seventh in the Eastern
Joel Embiid had 37 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists to lift the host Philadelphia 76ers past the Detroit Pistons, 120-102, on Tuesday. Buddy Hield scored 18 points, Kelly Oubre Jr. finished with 17 and Tobias Harris added 15 points