Nico Batum

Despite Tyrese Maxey's best efforts, late-game execution proved costly for the Sixers in a 108-107 loss to the Clippers.

Despite Tyrese Maxey's best efforts, the Sixers were too slow and unfocused on defense to keep pace with the Kings in a 108-96 defeat.

Tyrese Maxey went through the motions, the Sixers gave up a million threes, and the west coast road trip started out with a 115-102 defeat.

Tyrese Maxey flirted with a 30-point triple-double to power the Sixers to victory, 98-91, in a game that had meaningful playoff seeding implications.

Tyrese Maxey and Kelly Oubre Jr. led the way for the Sixers, who pulled away late for a 109-98 victory.

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

Despite a valiant effort in the second half, brutal shooting in the first half doomed the Sixers in a 103-95 defeat.

The Sixers coughed up a double-digit fourth-quarter lead en route to a second consecutive bad loss, 115-109.

Tyrese Maxey and Tobias Harris each dropped more than 30 points while Kyle Lowry went for 15 and 10 assists to lead the Sixers past the Hornets, 121-114.

The Sixers hung tough, but fell victim to two extended Boston runs in a 117-99 loss.