Sixers Know They Had Chance to ‘Steal a Game,' See Signs They Can Fight Back in Knicks Series

Sixers know they had chance to ‘steal a game,' see signs they can fight back in Knicks series

The Sixers traveled home empty-handed, knowing all their hard work was for naught Wednesday night. In contrast to the opener of their second-round playoff series with the Knicks, the Sixers’ competitive spirit and defensive diligence were stellar in Game 2. However, they missed all sorts of shots in the fourth quarter of a 108-102 loss without Joel Embiid (right ankle sprain and right hip soreness). “We played good enough defense to win that gam…

Sixers gave everything they had in Game 2 loss to the Knicks

The hope for the Sixers is that their 108-102 loss in Game 2 against the Knicks wasn’t what it looked like. That we just saw them give every ounce of the best they have.

Game 2 Loss Featured the Second-Worst Fourth Quarter Shooting Percentage During a Sixers Playoff Game in the Post-Process Era

The Sixers lost Game 2 after going ice cold in the fourth quarter at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night. They went colder than a polar bear opening a container of liquid nitrogen in Svalbard. According to our Sportradar data, the 21.1 field goal percentage was the second-worst in a fourth quarter since the Sixers started this run of playoff appearances coming out of the Process era: Worst 4Q Shooting Games Game Date/OpponentSeriesGmFGMFGAF…

POD: Sixers Lose Game 2 To Knicks, But Try Real Hard

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