Tobias Harris

Just when it looked as though the Sixers would wrap up a victory in Game 2, ignored timeout calls, missed fouls, and an untimely offensive rebound by the Knicks put Philadelphia into a two-games-to-zero hole, 104-101.

The Sixers took their foot off the gas multiple times, allowing the Nets to crawl back and steal one from Philadelphia, 112-107.

Rough shooting doomed Philadelphia on the second night of a back-to-back, 105-92.

Tyrese Maxey scored 24 points and Jaden Springer scored 14 points and grabbed four offensive rebounds, but Payton Pritchard dazzled in the fourth quarter to send the Sixers to a 114-106 defeat.

Led by Ben Simmons, the Sixers got off to a fast start and didn’t look back in a 127-83 blowout of the shorthanded Hawks at the Wells Fargo Center Wednesday.

This game would be another tale of two halves. The Sixers would take control early and dominate for a large majority of the first half, then things would take a turn in the third quarter.

Takeaways from the Sixers' 120-111 loss to the Phoenix Suns.

The 2019-20 season will mark Brett Brown's seventh year as the Head Coach of the 76ers and only the third season for the team as a playoff contender in the Eastern Conference.

Pain builds character. That's basically what Brett Brown had to say regarding Joel Embiid following Philadelphia's gut-wrenching loss to the Raptors in Game 7 in Toronto on Sunday night.

One thing that can’t be taken away from the 2019 Philadelphia 76ers is that they have heart.