NBA PlayoffsOpinionJalen Brunson and ‘Nova Knicks overcome NBA Finals record 29-point deficit to take 3-1 lead over SpursThe former Villanova Wildcat is making plays that gets numbers retired in the rafters at Madison Square Garden.Marcus Hayes | Columnist OpinionTrump crashes the NBA Finals and creates chaos at Madison Square GardenMarcus Hayes | Columnist Jared McCain has been successful in OKC. What type of return at No. 22 would make the Sixers trade a success?DeAntae Prince OpinionThe Sixers season ended in embarrassment, but also made something clear about Joel Embiid’s futureDavid Murphy | Columnist History says the Sixers’ 3-0 deficit against the Knicks is insurmountable. So what’s the message?Gina Mizell AdvertisementOpinionTyrese Maxey has disappeared vs. the Knicks, thanks to Villanova’s Mikal Bridges and Jalen BrunsonBridges is locking him down. Brunson is lighting them up. The Knicks lead the second-round series, three games to none, and can sweep the Sixers on Sunday.Marcus Hayes | Columnist Sixers’ bench production falls way short in Game 3 loss to Knicks, continuing a season-long issueThe Sixers had zero bench points through three quarters — and ultimately were outscored in that category, 29-11 — in Friday's loss to officially put their season on the brink. Gina Mizell Knicks fans had ‘boots on the ground’ at ‘MSG South’ for a Game 3 takeover in South PhillyWith less than four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, it was clear that the Knicks takeover worked, as fans made their presence known before and after the game inside Xfinity Mobile Arena.Ariel Simpson The Sixers go cold, Landry Shamet heats up, and the Knicks win 108-94 to take a 3-0 series leadJoel Embiid's return from hip and ankle injuries was not enough to prevent the Sixers from being on the brink of elimination in Game 4 on Sunday.DeAntae Prince OpinionJoel Embiid and the Sixers get the home crowd they deserve in 108-94 Game 3 loss to KnicksAfter scoring the game’s first nine points and building a first-quarter lead that climbed to as high as 12, the home team turned into the exact squad that that so many home fans were willing to avoid.David Murphy | Columnist A Sixers fan is taking extreme measures to keep Knicks fans from Philly — by trying to mess with Amtrak’s pricing modelA fan from Fishtown cannot stomach the notion of an orange and blue takeover in South Philly. Alex Coffey Three Sixers keys for Game 3 against the Knicks to avoid an 0-3 deficit: ‘Got to go home and get two’Keeping Jalen Brunson in check and getting a breakout performance from Tyrese Maxey are a few ways the Sixers can capture Friday's must-win Game 3 at Xfinity Mobile Arena.Gina Mizell Sixers’ Joel Embiid is listed as questionable for Game 3 vs. KnicksThe Sixers' star center missed his team’s 108-102 Game 2 loss with a right ankle sprain and right hip soreness.Gina Mizell Tyrese Maxey and the Sixers matched the Knicks shot-for-shot. Then, they went cold to close out Game 2.Coach Nick Nurse pointed to six consecutive empty possessions in the final frame that could have easily shifted the tide toward for Sixers as they head back to Philly in a 2-0 series hole.Gabriela Carroll Without Joel Embiid, Sixers again forced into patchwork center rotation in Game 2 loss at KnicksAndre Drummond started Game 2, but Dominick Barlow was most consistently effective as the emergency small-ball option when Drummond and backup Adem Bona ran into foul trouble. Gina Mizell The Sixers missed Joel Embiid, quiet second half from stars, and more from a 108-102 loss in Game 2After being run off the floor in Game 1, the Sixers didn’t flinch on Wednesday, but Tyrese Maxey and Paul George cooled off in the second half after fast starts to Game 2.DeAntae Prince OpinionSixers gave everything they had in Game 2 loss to the Knicks, but find themselves in familiar straitsThe hope for the Sixers is that their 108-102 loss in Game 2 against the Knicks wasn’t what it looked like. That we just saw them give every ounce of the best they have.David Murphy | Columnist New York restaurants are rebranding their Philly cheesesteaks to support the Knicks. Wimps.A New York Post article highlighted several New York restaurants striking the word "Philly" from their menus, despite still serving cheesesteaks. We say: cope harder.Beatrice Forman Joel Embiid will miss Game 2 of Sixers’ second-round series because of ankle and hip injuriesEmbiid had been listed as probable to play Wednesday as recently as the 12:45 p.m. injury report, and was with the Sixers when they arrived at Madison Square Garden for their morning shootaround. Gina Mizell The Sixers must rediscover their defensive intensity in order to compete with the red-hot KnicksIn Paul George’s words, the Knicks “shot the [expletive] out of it” — 63.1% from the floor, 51% from three-point range, to be exact — in Game 1. But the Sixers also did not offer much resistance.Gina Mizell See more storiesAdvertisement
OpinionJalen Brunson and ‘Nova Knicks overcome NBA Finals record 29-point deficit to take 3-1 lead over SpursThe former Villanova Wildcat is making plays that gets numbers retired in the rafters at Madison Square Garden.Marcus Hayes | Columnist
OpinionJalen Brunson and ‘Nova Knicks overcome NBA Finals record 29-point deficit to take 3-1 lead over SpursThe former Villanova Wildcat is making plays that gets numbers retired in the rafters at Madison Square Garden.Marcus Hayes | Columnist
OpinionTrump crashes the NBA Finals and creates chaos at Madison Square GardenMarcus Hayes | Columnist
OpinionTrump crashes the NBA Finals and creates chaos at Madison Square GardenMarcus Hayes | Columnist
Jared McCain has been successful in OKC. What type of return at No. 22 would make the Sixers trade a success?DeAntae Prince
Jared McCain has been successful in OKC. What type of return at No. 22 would make the Sixers trade a success?DeAntae Prince
OpinionThe Sixers season ended in embarrassment, but also made something clear about Joel Embiid’s futureDavid Murphy | Columnist
OpinionThe Sixers season ended in embarrassment, but also made something clear about Joel Embiid’s futureDavid Murphy | Columnist
History says the Sixers’ 3-0 deficit against the Knicks is insurmountable. So what’s the message?Gina Mizell
History says the Sixers’ 3-0 deficit against the Knicks is insurmountable. So what’s the message?Gina Mizell
OpinionTyrese Maxey has disappeared vs. the Knicks, thanks to Villanova’s Mikal Bridges and Jalen BrunsonBridges is locking him down. Brunson is lighting them up. The Knicks lead the second-round series, three games to none, and can sweep the Sixers on Sunday.Marcus Hayes | Columnist
OpinionTyrese Maxey has disappeared vs. the Knicks, thanks to Villanova’s Mikal Bridges and Jalen BrunsonBridges is locking him down. Brunson is lighting them up. The Knicks lead the second-round series, three games to none, and can sweep the Sixers on Sunday.Marcus Hayes | Columnist
Sixers’ bench production falls way short in Game 3 loss to Knicks, continuing a season-long issueThe Sixers had zero bench points through three quarters — and ultimately were outscored in that category, 29-11 — in Friday's loss to officially put their season on the brink. Gina Mizell
Sixers’ bench production falls way short in Game 3 loss to Knicks, continuing a season-long issueThe Sixers had zero bench points through three quarters — and ultimately were outscored in that category, 29-11 — in Friday's loss to officially put their season on the brink. Gina Mizell
Knicks fans had ‘boots on the ground’ at ‘MSG South’ for a Game 3 takeover in South PhillyWith less than four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, it was clear that the Knicks takeover worked, as fans made their presence known before and after the game inside Xfinity Mobile Arena.Ariel Simpson
Knicks fans had ‘boots on the ground’ at ‘MSG South’ for a Game 3 takeover in South PhillyWith less than four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, it was clear that the Knicks takeover worked, as fans made their presence known before and after the game inside Xfinity Mobile Arena.Ariel Simpson
The Sixers go cold, Landry Shamet heats up, and the Knicks win 108-94 to take a 3-0 series leadJoel Embiid's return from hip and ankle injuries was not enough to prevent the Sixers from being on the brink of elimination in Game 4 on Sunday.DeAntae Prince
The Sixers go cold, Landry Shamet heats up, and the Knicks win 108-94 to take a 3-0 series leadJoel Embiid's return from hip and ankle injuries was not enough to prevent the Sixers from being on the brink of elimination in Game 4 on Sunday.DeAntae Prince
OpinionJoel Embiid and the Sixers get the home crowd they deserve in 108-94 Game 3 loss to KnicksAfter scoring the game’s first nine points and building a first-quarter lead that climbed to as high as 12, the home team turned into the exact squad that that so many home fans were willing to avoid.David Murphy | Columnist
OpinionJoel Embiid and the Sixers get the home crowd they deserve in 108-94 Game 3 loss to KnicksAfter scoring the game’s first nine points and building a first-quarter lead that climbed to as high as 12, the home team turned into the exact squad that that so many home fans were willing to avoid.David Murphy | Columnist
A Sixers fan is taking extreme measures to keep Knicks fans from Philly — by trying to mess with Amtrak’s pricing modelA fan from Fishtown cannot stomach the notion of an orange and blue takeover in South Philly. Alex Coffey
A Sixers fan is taking extreme measures to keep Knicks fans from Philly — by trying to mess with Amtrak’s pricing modelA fan from Fishtown cannot stomach the notion of an orange and blue takeover in South Philly. Alex Coffey
Three Sixers keys for Game 3 against the Knicks to avoid an 0-3 deficit: ‘Got to go home and get two’Keeping Jalen Brunson in check and getting a breakout performance from Tyrese Maxey are a few ways the Sixers can capture Friday's must-win Game 3 at Xfinity Mobile Arena.Gina Mizell
Three Sixers keys for Game 3 against the Knicks to avoid an 0-3 deficit: ‘Got to go home and get two’Keeping Jalen Brunson in check and getting a breakout performance from Tyrese Maxey are a few ways the Sixers can capture Friday's must-win Game 3 at Xfinity Mobile Arena.Gina Mizell
Sixers’ Joel Embiid is listed as questionable for Game 3 vs. KnicksThe Sixers' star center missed his team’s 108-102 Game 2 loss with a right ankle sprain and right hip soreness.Gina Mizell
Sixers’ Joel Embiid is listed as questionable for Game 3 vs. KnicksThe Sixers' star center missed his team’s 108-102 Game 2 loss with a right ankle sprain and right hip soreness.Gina Mizell
Tyrese Maxey and the Sixers matched the Knicks shot-for-shot. Then, they went cold to close out Game 2.Coach Nick Nurse pointed to six consecutive empty possessions in the final frame that could have easily shifted the tide toward for Sixers as they head back to Philly in a 2-0 series hole.Gabriela Carroll
Tyrese Maxey and the Sixers matched the Knicks shot-for-shot. Then, they went cold to close out Game 2.Coach Nick Nurse pointed to six consecutive empty possessions in the final frame that could have easily shifted the tide toward for Sixers as they head back to Philly in a 2-0 series hole.Gabriela Carroll
Without Joel Embiid, Sixers again forced into patchwork center rotation in Game 2 loss at KnicksAndre Drummond started Game 2, but Dominick Barlow was most consistently effective as the emergency small-ball option when Drummond and backup Adem Bona ran into foul trouble. Gina Mizell
Without Joel Embiid, Sixers again forced into patchwork center rotation in Game 2 loss at KnicksAndre Drummond started Game 2, but Dominick Barlow was most consistently effective as the emergency small-ball option when Drummond and backup Adem Bona ran into foul trouble. Gina Mizell
The Sixers missed Joel Embiid, quiet second half from stars, and more from a 108-102 loss in Game 2After being run off the floor in Game 1, the Sixers didn’t flinch on Wednesday, but Tyrese Maxey and Paul George cooled off in the second half after fast starts to Game 2.DeAntae Prince
The Sixers missed Joel Embiid, quiet second half from stars, and more from a 108-102 loss in Game 2After being run off the floor in Game 1, the Sixers didn’t flinch on Wednesday, but Tyrese Maxey and Paul George cooled off in the second half after fast starts to Game 2.DeAntae Prince
OpinionSixers gave everything they had in Game 2 loss to the Knicks, but find themselves in familiar straitsThe hope for the Sixers is that their 108-102 loss in Game 2 against the Knicks wasn’t what it looked like. That we just saw them give every ounce of the best they have.David Murphy | Columnist
OpinionSixers gave everything they had in Game 2 loss to the Knicks, but find themselves in familiar straitsThe hope for the Sixers is that their 108-102 loss in Game 2 against the Knicks wasn’t what it looked like. That we just saw them give every ounce of the best they have.David Murphy | Columnist
New York restaurants are rebranding their Philly cheesesteaks to support the Knicks. Wimps.A New York Post article highlighted several New York restaurants striking the word "Philly" from their menus, despite still serving cheesesteaks. We say: cope harder.Beatrice Forman
New York restaurants are rebranding their Philly cheesesteaks to support the Knicks. Wimps.A New York Post article highlighted several New York restaurants striking the word "Philly" from their menus, despite still serving cheesesteaks. We say: cope harder.Beatrice Forman
Joel Embiid will miss Game 2 of Sixers’ second-round series because of ankle and hip injuriesEmbiid had been listed as probable to play Wednesday as recently as the 12:45 p.m. injury report, and was with the Sixers when they arrived at Madison Square Garden for their morning shootaround. Gina Mizell
Joel Embiid will miss Game 2 of Sixers’ second-round series because of ankle and hip injuriesEmbiid had been listed as probable to play Wednesday as recently as the 12:45 p.m. injury report, and was with the Sixers when they arrived at Madison Square Garden for their morning shootaround. Gina Mizell
The Sixers must rediscover their defensive intensity in order to compete with the red-hot KnicksIn Paul George’s words, the Knicks “shot the [expletive] out of it” — 63.1% from the floor, 51% from three-point range, to be exact — in Game 1. But the Sixers also did not offer much resistance.Gina Mizell
The Sixers must rediscover their defensive intensity in order to compete with the red-hot KnicksIn Paul George’s words, the Knicks “shot the [expletive] out of it” — 63.1% from the floor, 51% from three-point range, to be exact — in Game 1. But the Sixers also did not offer much resistance.Gina Mizell
