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The Philadelphia 76ers have not been the same team without Joel Embiid. The Sixers are 4-4 in those games, including losing 3-of-4, with a -1.8 net rating. The problem has been on offense, where Philadelphia is has a net rating of 105.2 in those eight games, tied for second worst in the NBA over that stretch. Continue to Article

March 10, 2019 10:00:am EST

Giannis Antetokounmpo channeled his frustration over a technical foul in the best way possible. Antetokounmpo scored 29 points and Khris Middleton added 27 to help the Milwaukee Bucks bounce back from their first consecutive losses of the season with a 117-98 victory over the Indiana Pacers on Thursday night. Milwaukee, which improved to an NBA-best 49-16, was coming off back-to-back losses to Utah and Phoenix after opening a five-game road trip with three victories. Continue to Article

March 08, 2019 12:21:am EST

Lakers' Rajon Rondo hilariously sits courtside mid-game, gets roasted by Mark Jackson originally appeared on nbcsportsboston.com The Los Angeles Lakers' 2018-19 season has been an absolute disaster, and Wednesday night was another low point. The Lakers' chances of making the playoffs took another hit with a 115-99 loss to the Denver Nuggets at Staples Center, but that wasn't even the most dramatic part of the game. Lakers point guard Rajon Rondo, in the final minute of the fourth quarter, sat in one of the courtside seats that was unoccupied because a lot of fans already had left at that point. Continue to Article

March 07, 2019 4:31:pm EST

Yet since the arrivals of Jimmy Butler and Tobias Harris, the Sixers have used ball screens more frequently and had success using them in a variety of ways. As their recent struggles with late-game execution indicate, it might be smart to turn to them even more often down the stretch of games. In this film review, we'll look at the role ball screens play in the Sixers' offense. Continue to Article

March 07, 2019 9:29:am EST

The final 0.5 seconds of the Sixers' 108-107 loss to the Bulls (see observations) on Wednesday night were weird, but you can at least explain them. The clock started early on the Sixers' unsuccessful inbounds play, meaning the officials had to call everyone back on the court and do it all over again. The defensive coverage on Zach LaVine's game-winning layup with 1.6 seconds to go defies a good explanation. Continue to Article

March 07, 2019 1:26:am EST

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