Nobody is excluded from the hysteria that the Sixers' Game 6 trouncing of the Boston Celtics incited on Thursday night.  From Joel Embiid, Paul George and Tyrese Maxey putting on a three-man show that Sixers fans have been waiting to see for nearly two years to Andre Drummond and Justin Edwards eating up valuable minutes in brief spot minutes off the bench,

Game 6 was everything the Sixers hoped for when they signed Paul George, but they know they have to finish the job.

Game 6 was supposed to be the Boston Celtics’ moment to close it out. Instead, the Philadelphia 76ers changed the plot and forced a Game 7 with a convincing 106-93 win.

The Sixers have won and lost as a team. But for one night, it was all about the three people this was supposed to be about all along.

Paul George’s contributions have been priceless in the Sixers forcing a Game 7 in Boston. While the Sixers went into their round one series against the Boston Celtics not knowing whether Joel Embiid would be available for it, they did have something they haven’t in their previous three playoff matchups against Boston: wings to throw at their stars.

George compiled a smooth 23 points on 5-of-9 shooting from three-point range, plus four rebounds, three assists, and stout perimeter defense in the Sixers' Game 6 victory.

We’re still alive,” said Paul George, after the seventh-best team in the Eastern Conference forced Game 7 vs the Boston Celtics. So is George’s NBA career, which had been

It seems that the Sixers may have flipped a switch just before being flooded by darkness. At times this season, the notion of all the team’s pieces one day clicking perfectly into place sounded highly improbable.

Two playoff series could come to an end on Tuesday night, so it’s only right that we place a few player props for the action!  There are three games in total on