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The Philadelphia 76ers continued their momentum with an emphatic 113-96 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, securing their second consecutive win and climbing to fourth place in the Eastern Conference at 24-17. Despite playing on the second night of a back-to-back and missing key contributors Jared McCain, Kyle Lowry, and Kenyon Martin Jr., the Sixers delivered a dominant performance behind their stars.

Joel Embiid imposed his will with a monstrous 37-point, 15-rebound effort, while Tyrese Maxey added 30 points and five rebounds, showcasing the duo’s offensive prowess. Paul George, who had just returned from injury the night before, contributed 21 points before suffering another setback in the third quarter. While the Bucks excelled in bench production, steals, and assists, the 76ers controlled the game with superior field goal efficiency, points in the paint, free throw percentage, fast break points, and rebounding.

Milwaukee, playing without Bobby Portis Jr., saw Damian Lillard lead the way with 21 points, while Giannis Antetokounmpo posted a triple-double with 19 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists. Brook Lopez (13 points, 7 rebounds), Taurean Prince (11 points), and Gary Trent Jr. (10 points) also reached double figures, but the Bucks struggled to match the Sixers’ efficiency.

With their confidence surging, Philadelphia now turns its focus to a challenging road matchup against the Denver Nuggets on January 21 before returning home to face the Cleveland Cavaliers on January 24.

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January 21, 2025 76ers at Nuggets

Philadelphia 76ers (25-17) at Denver Nuggets (25-18)
Jan 21, 2025 1 2 3 4 Final Philadelphia 33 26 19 32 110 Denver 26 29 18 35 108 Top Performers Philadelphia 76ers J. Embiid - 15pts, 6reb, 5ast T. Maxey - 28pts Denver Nuggets N. Jokic - 16pts, 11reb J. Strawther - 14pts	Team Stats Comparison PHI DEN FG Made-Att 36-81 41-91 3PT Made-Att 7-21 8-25 FT Made-Att 31-42 18-23 Rebounds 47 57 Assists 31 41 Turnovers 10 16 Steals 9 3 Blocks 6 5

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The Philadelphia 76ers continued their impressive run, securing a 107-100 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers to extend their winning streak to four games. Despite being shorthanded with key injuries to Jared McCain, Kyle Lowry, and Kenyon Martin Jr., the Sixers showed resilience and efficiency, maintaining their hold on fourth place in the Eastern Conference at 26-17, just two games behind the Miami Heat for third.

Cleveland controlled several key statistical categories, including second-chance points, fast break points, bench scoring, and steals. Donovan Mitchell led the charge for the Cavs with 27 points and six assists, while Darius Garland added 24 points and five assists. Jarrett Allen (13 points, 9 rebounds) and Caris LeVert (10 points, 5 assists) also made solid contributions, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Philly’s offensive firepower.

The 76ers dominated in efficiency, leading in field goal percentage, points in the paint, free throw percentage, three-point shooting, and rebounding. Tyrese Maxey was electric, dropping 32 points and grabbing five boards, while Paul George delivered a strong two-way performance with 28 points and eight rebounds. Reigning MVP Joel Embiid added 19 points and 11 rebounds, anchoring the team’s interior presence.

With momentum on their side, the Sixers will look to keep rolling as they head to Chicago for the second game of a back-to-back against the Bulls on January 25, before returning home for a marquee matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers on January 28.

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January 25, 2025 76ers vs Bulls

Philadelphia 76ers (27-17) at Chicago Bulls (17-29)
Jan 25, 2025 1 2 3 4 Final Philadelphia 25 42 25 28 120 Chicago 31 23 19 22 95 Top Performers Philadelphia 76ers J. Embiid - 27pts, 9reb P. George - 23pts, 8reb, 5ast, 5stl Chicago Bulls N. Vucevic - 17pts, 10reb, 7ast Z. Lavine - 16pts, 5reb	Team Stats Comparison PHI CHI FG Made-Att 46-92 38-93 3PT Made-Att 8-32 4-24 FT Made-Att 20-23 15-18 Rebounds 56 47 Assists 36 35 Turnovers 13 14 Steals 8 7 Blocks 3 3

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The Philadelphia 76ers extended their winning streak to six games with a commanding 110-98 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers at the Wells Fargo Center. Despite missing key contributors Kyle Lowry and Kenyon Martin Jr., the Sixers showcased their depth and dominance, particularly in the paint, where they controlled second-chance opportunities and outrebounded the Lakers.

Paul George, fresh off being named Eastern Conference Player of the Week, continued his stellar play with a game-high 30 points and seven rebounds. Tyrese Maxey matched his scoring output, adding five rebounds and eight assists in a dynamic backcourt performance. Joel Embiid anchored the interior with 18 points and 18 rebounds, while Andre Drummond contributed a double-double of his own with 10 points and 10 boards.

While the Lakers excelled in three-point shooting, fast break points, and bench production, their offensive efforts fell short against Philadelphia’s defensive intensity. LeBron James led L.A. with 25 points, five rebounds, and nine assists, while Anthony Davis managed 13 points and 12 rebounds. Jaxson Hayes was the only other Laker in double figures, scoring 13 points.

With the victory, the Sixers improved to 28-17, holding onto the fourth spot in the Eastern Conference—just one game behind the Miami Heat for third. They look to keep the momentum going with back-to-back home games against the Sacramento Kings on January 29 and the Denver Nuggets on January 31.

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January 29, 2025 Kings at 76ers

Sacramento Kings (25-22) at Philadelphia 76ers (29-17)
Jan 29, 2025 1 2 3 4 Final Sacramento 30 21 22 18 91 Philadelphia 44 31 31 34 140 Top Performers Sacramento Kings D. Derozan - 16pts D. Sabonis - 16pts, 5reb, 8ast Philadelphia 76ers T. Maxey - 25pts, 5reb J. McCain - 19pts, 6ast	Team Stats Comparison SAC PHI FG Made-Att 31-95 45-79 3PT Made-Att 5-27 11-24 FT Made-Att 24-27 38-45 Rebounds 46 58 Assists 31 37 Turnovers 12 12 Steals 7 5 Blocks 3 10

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The Philadelphia 76ers extended their winning streak to eight games with a hard-fought 115-110 victory over the Denver Nuggets at Wells Fargo Center. Despite missing key contributors Kyle Lowry and Kenyon Martin Jr., and losing Eric Gordon in the third quarter, the Sixers found a way to outlast the reigning NBA champions behind dominant performances from Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey.

Embiid once again showcased his MVP-caliber play, posting 28 points and 13 rebounds while controlling the paint against Nikola Jokić. Maxey orchestrated the offense masterfully, tallying 20 points and a career-high-tying 14 assists. Rookie standout Jared McCain provided a spark with 20 points, and Paul George contributed 17 points and five rebounds in a well-balanced effort.

Denver dictated much of the tempo, leading in field goal percentage, fast break points, and assists. Jamal Murray had a stellar night with 32 points and 12 assists, while Aaron Gordon added 16 points and six rebounds. Despite a strong supporting cast, including Julian Strawther (15 points) and Jokić (13 points, 13 rebounds, 5 assists), the Nuggets couldn’t overcome Philadelphia’s edge in three-point shooting, second-chance points, and free throws.

With the win, the Sixers (30-17) remain fourth in the Eastern Conference, now just half a game behind the Miami Heat for third. They’ll look to keep the momentum rolling in a crucial two-game homestand, facing the Boston Celtics on Feb. 2 before taking on the Dallas Mavericks on Feb. 4.

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February 2, 2025 Celtics at 76ers

Boston Celtics (36-14) at Philadelphia 76ers (31-17)
Feb 2, 2025 1 2 3 4 Final Boston 26 44 19 31 120 Philadelphia 37 34 24 30 125 Top Performers Boston Celtics J. Brown - 27pts, 6reb S. Hauser - 19pts, 7ast Philadelphia 76ers P. George - 24pts, 9reb K. Oubre Jr. - 21pts	Team Stats Comparison BOS PHI FG Made-Att 42-87 50-91 3PT Made-Att 13-32 8-21 FT Made-Att 23-26 17-18 Rebounds 43 46 Assists 37 42 Turnovers 14 12 Steals 8 6 Blocks 5 6

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February 4, 2025 DALLAS (AP) — Caleb Martin and Quentin Grimes are switching locker rooms in Philadelphia.

The Dallas Mavericks acquired Martin on Tuesday in a trade with the 76ers that sends Grimes back to the Eastern Conference. Philadelphia also gets a 2025 second-round pick in a deal that was announced a few hours before the teams were set to play at the Wells Fargo Center.

The Mavericks made the move two days after the seismic trade that sent Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers for Anthony Davis in a rare swap of superstars.

Mavericks get:
Caleb Martin

76ers get:
Quentin Grimes

Martin and Grimes both were in their first seasons with their teams.

Martin turned down more money from Miami to sign with the 76ers in hopes of chasing a championship with Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey and Paul George.

Grimes joined the defending Western Conference champion Mavericks in an offseason trade with Detroit. Dallas also added Klay Thompson in a sign-and-trade in what looked to be a move to bolster the pairing of Doncic and Kyrie Irving before the shocking trade of Doncic.

Martin is a secondary piece in the third significant trade-deadline makeover of the Mavericks in the past four seasons. The second brought Irving from Brooklyn and a year later helped Dallas reach the NBA Finals for the first time since 2011. The Mavs lost to Boston in five games.

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The Philadelphia 76ers battled down to the wire but fell just short against the Dallas Mavericks, dropping a 91-89 contest at the Wells Fargo Center. Despite a strong effort from Joel Embiid (26 points, 16 rebounds) and Tyrese Maxey (22 points), the Sixers couldn’t overcome a cold shooting night and a late push from Dallas. Paul George added 14 points and eight rebounds, but no other Sixer reached double figures in a game where offensive rhythm was hard to come by.

Philadelphia dominated the glass, outworking Dallas in rebounding and second-chance opportunities, but the Mavericks’ efficiency proved to be the difference. Dallas shot the ball better from the field and beyond the arc while also getting key contributions from their bench. Kyrie Irving torched the Sixers with 30 points before exiting late with an injury, while Anthony Davis posted a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Dante Exum (14 points) and Spencer Dinwiddie (12 points, 5 assists) provided just enough supplementary scoring to push Dallas over the top.

The loss keeps the Sixers fourth in the Eastern Conference at 31-18, now 1.5 games back of the Miami Heat for third place. With key contributors Kyle Lowry and Eric Gordon sidelined, depth remains a challenge as Philly navigates a tough schedule stretch. The team looks to regroup quickly, hosting the Heat in a crucial matchup on Feb. 5 before heading to Detroit to face the Pistons on Feb. 7.

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Februrary 5, 2025 Heat at 76ers

Miami Heat (32-17) at Philadelphia 76ers (32-18)
Feb 5, 2025 1 2 3 4 Final Miami 17 13 29 14 73 Philadelphia 17 22 30 22 91 Top Performers Miami Heat B. Adebayo - 19pts, 9reb A. Wiggins - 16pts, 5reb Philadelphia 76ers T. Maxey - 17pts, 5reb, 8ast P. George - 16pts, 6ast	Team Stats Comparison MIA PHI FG Made-Att 29-79 33-79 3PT Made-Att 6-33 5-23 FT Made-Att 9-15 20-25 Rebounds 54 48 Assists 27 30 Turnovers 26 15 Steals 8 15 Blocks 4 5

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The Philadelphia 76ers continued their strong push in the Eastern Conference standings with a dominant 115-94 victory over the Detroit Pistons on February 7. With the win, the Sixers improved to 33-18, moving into third place in the East and closing the gap to just 2.5 games behind the New York Knicks for the second seed.

Despite missing veteran sharpshooter Eric Gordon, Philadelphia controlled nearly every statistical category, outpacing Detroit in field goal percentage, three-point shooting, fast break points, points in the paint, assists, blocks, free throw percentage, second-chance points, and total rebounds. Joel Embiid anchored the Sixers' interior presence with a commanding 21-point, 16-rebound performance, while Paul George led all Philadelphia scorers with 22 points and seven boards. Tyrese Maxey (20 points, 7 assists), rookie Jared McCain (19 points, 5 assists), and Andre Drummond (15 points, 8 rebounds) provided additional firepower.

The Pistons found success in bench production, led by Jaden Ivey’s 23 points and Dennis Schroder’s 19. Detroit’s lone bright spot in the frontcourt was Jalen Duren, who posted a double-double with 10 points and 16 rebounds. However, without Paul Reed, the Pistons struggled to contain Philadelphia’s size and depth.

Looking ahead, the Sixers face a tough road matchup against the Milwaukee Bucks on February 9 before returning home to host the Toronto Raptors on February 11.

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February 9, 2025 76ers at Bucks

Philadelphia 76ers (34-18) at Milwaukee Bucks (20-32)
Feb 9, 2025 1 2 3 4 Final Philadelphia 30 18 25 22 95 Milwaukee 36 23 14 21 94 Top Performers Philadelphia 76ers J. Embiid - 22pts, 13reb, 5ast P. George - 20pts, 5reb Milwaukee Bucks K. Porter, Jr. - 23pts G. Antetokounmpo - 14pts	Team Stats Comparison PHI MIL FG Made-Att 35-84 35-85 3PT Made-Att 7-26 11-30 FT Made-Att 18-21 13-21 Rebounds 57 44 Assists 32 31 Turnovers 19 12 Steals 8 8 Blocks 6 9

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The Philadelphia 76ers continued their dominant run with a statement 107-84 victory over the Toronto Raptors at the Wells Fargo Center, marking their fourth consecutive win. With the victory, the Sixers improved to 35-18, solidifying their position as the second seed in the Eastern Conference—just 1.5 games behind the Boston Celtics.

Joel Embiid delivered yet another masterclass, proving why he was named Eastern Conference Player of the Month. The reigning MVP erupted for 55 points and 23 rebounds, overwhelming a short-handed Raptors squad missing Scottie Barnes and RJ Barrett. Tyrese Maxey contributed 13 points and seven assists, orchestrating the offense effectively, though the Sixers didn’t need much scoring outside of Embiid’s dominant performance.

Defensively, Philadelphia imposed its will, leading in every statistical category except steals, where Toronto had the edge. Despite Brandon Ingram’s 28 points and Immanuel Quickley’s 16, the Raptors struggled to generate consistent offense against Philly’s suffocating defense. The Sixers kept Toronto’s supporting cast in check, limiting them to just four players in double figures.

Now riding a wave of momentum, Philadelphia faces a quick turnaround with a road matchup against the Brooklyn Nets on Feb. 12, the second leg of a back-to-back before heading into All-Star Weekend. Maxey and veteran Paul George will represent the Sixers in the All-Star Game, further highlighting the team’s strong season as they continue their push toward the top of the conference.

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February 12, 2025 76ers at Nets

Philadelphia 76ers (35-19) at Brooklyn Nets (15-39)
Feb 12, 2025 1 2 3 4 Final Philadelphia 26 18 27 11 82 Brooklyn 33 21 23 14 91 Top Performers Philadelphia 76ers T. Maxey - 16pts K. Oubre Jr. - 13pts Brooklyn Nets C. Thomas - 30pts, 6reb D. Russell - 13pts, 5reb, 5ast	Team Stats Comparison PHI BKN FG Made-Att 34-80 37-93 3PT Made-Att 4-18 10-34 FT Made-Att 10-13 7-11 Rebounds 53 53 Assists 30 35 Turnovers 19 14 Steals 9 11 Blocks 6 6