The Sixer Sense
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We welcome Jordan Treske of Behind the Buck Pass to discuss all things Sixers-Bucks with a potential postseason battle looming.
Christopher Kline|
From the battle for the top seed in the East to the health of the big three, here are eight reasons to watch the Sixers' last ten regular-season games.
Jimmy Boligitz|
The Sixers clinch a playoff berth in dominant fashion, shellacking the undermanned and outgunned Hawks for the length of the game.
Sam Coltrane|
It's time for the Philadelphia 76ers head coach in Doc Rivers to acknowledge is the best power forward/center on the bench is rookie Paul Reed.
Lucas Johnson|
The Sixers snap a four-game losing streak with a dominant victory over the rebuilding Thunder. Ben Simmons is triumphant in his return from illness.
Sam Coltrane|
The Philadelphia 76ers might have found a diamond in the rough this season in undrafted rookie shooting guard Mason Jones.
Lucas Johnson|
It's becoming clear that one of Doc Rivers' coaching preferences isn't something that he should continue regarding stretch big Mike Scott.
Lucas Johnson|
The Sixers have lost four straight, but injuries and circumstances make it easy to forgive. The Sixers are still in a good position to earn the No. 1 seed.
Christopher Kline|
The recent loss to the Milwaukee Bucks revealed a potential weakness of the Philadelphia 76ers weakness, but there is a way to fix it.
Lucas Johnson|
As the Sixers' losing streak continues, is Joel Embiid wise to keep playing on his bad knee? Could Shake Milton lose minutes? And much, much more.
Uriah Young|
Doc Rivers and the Sixers should give Tyrese Maxey an extended opportunity to earn minutes before the playoffs arrive. He has earned them lately.
Christopher Kline|
The Sixers looked flat and uninspired on the second night of a back-to-back on the road. As a result, the Bucks jumped ahead early and never let up.
Sam Coltrane|
With some time passed from the Zhaire Smith era with the Philadelphia 76ers, it's become clear the former first round pick was a bust.
Lucas Johnson|
The Sixers, without Ben Simmons, Tobias Harris, and Seth Curry, lost a close one at home against a tough Phoenix Suns team.
Matt Cahill|
The Sixers need a lot from George Hill, and he will do a lot in the second unit. No bench piece can impact both sides of the ball for Philadelphia like Hill
Christopher Kline|
The Sixers need to prove themselves in the postseason as Joel Embiid reaches his peak form. The X-factor is Ben Simmons, who needs to show real growth.
Devan Rodman|
Against the Sixers, Stephen Curry dazzles a national audience, as Doc Rivers gets Philly closer to securing a number one spot. Who's ready for the playoffs?
Uriah Young|
As the NBA season is inching closer to the end, there are three players on the Philadelphia 76ers that still have a lot to prove heading into the playoffs.
Lucas Johnson|
The Sixers put up an admirable fight down two All-Star caliber players, but in the end, Stephen Curry's 49 points were enough to put Golden State on top.
Sam Coltrane|
As the season has progressed, it's become clear that the Philadelphia 76ers don't have just one but two sixth men in Furkan Korkmaz and Shake Milton.
Lucas Johnson|
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