Sixers

Watching the Sixers late in game 4 brought up memories of past playoff failures.

The Sixers lost a battle of identities down the stretch, failing to keep the Knicks away from the offensive glass in a 97-92 defeat.

Philadelphia trails two games to one. They've outscored the Knicks by one point in the series. The two losses in New York were decided by an average of five points per game. That's how close it's been thus far.

Buddy Hield hasn't lived up to the hype during his time with the Sixers.

This Saturday, The Locker Room with Billy Schweim will be Broadcasting Live at BayFest in Somers Point, part of a busy weekend for Philly Sports fans

Joel Embiid went for a playoff career-high 50 points to power the Sixers to a critical 125-114 victory in Game 3.

The Sixers could be back at full strength for their Game 3 matchup with the New York Knicks at the Wells Fargo Center on Thursday Night.

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.

Exciting weekend for Philly sports fans: Sixers play the Knicks in the NBA Playoffs, Phillies look to keep winning series, and Eagles prepare for the NFL Draft