julius randle

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.

After appearing to survive a Joel Embiid injury scare, the Sixers got beat on the effort plays and lost their bet against Josh Hart hitting threes as the Knicks took Game 1, 111-104.

The Sixers came out uncompetitive and got punched in the mouth early to no recovery, 106-79.

The Sixers outlasted the Knicks in an ugly brick fight thanks to an outstanding defensive game, 79-73.

Tyrese Maxey and Kyle Lowry spear-headed a valiant effort to bring the Sixers back in the second half, but they fell short of a major comeback in a 110-96 defeat.

The Sixers couldn't get out of their own way all night long as the Knicks made it rain in a 128-92 beatdown.

It sure wasn't pretty, but the Sixers began their six-game road trip with an overtime win over the Knicks at Madison Square Garden Sunday night.

After an ugly start for the Sixers, Tobias Harris put the team on his back in a gritty 99-96 win over the Knicks Tuesday night.

In a season where there wasn't a whole bunch to cheer and get excited about, Sixers rookie Michael Carter-Williams stood out among his peers. Carter-Williams has been named Rookie of the Year for 2013-14. From his opening night, near quadruple-double performance against the Heat where he posted 22 points, 12 assists, seven rebounds and nine steals, to the final night in Miami - MCW was the leagues

Kentucky forward Julius Randle will leave after one season to enter the NBA draft, where he is expected to be among the top five selections. With five days left before the deadline for underclassmen to declare, the 6-foot-9 Dallas native announced the decision many expected even before he arrived as part of Kentucky's best recruiting class ever...