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Joel Embiid will remain out and Paul George will sit Wednesday night for the second night of the Sixers’ back-to-back.

After not qualifying for the NBA Cup quarterfinals, the Sixers have two new mid-December games on their schedule.

The Bucks, Warriors and Knicks are among the eight teams left in the 2024 NBA Cup. Here are the matchups, schedule, how to watch and more.

The Sixers pulled out a second consecutive win Tuesday night, squeaking out a 110-104 victory over the Hornets.

Standout Sixer Jared McCain has been named the Eastern Conference’s Rookie of the Month.

The Sixers will reportedly add Pete Nance on a two-way contract and waive Lester Quinones.

Andre Drummond will remain on the sidelines for at least three games, a Sixers official said Monday.

The Sixers will still be shorthanded on Saturday night against the Pistons.

Paul George said Tuesday that he’s hoping to return to action “within the next week.” 

NBA and NFL players have been recently targeted by brazen burglars who might be in the United States on tourist visas.

The Sixers won’t have Paul George for their weekend home games vs. the Nets and Clippers.

According to reports, the 2025 NBA All-Star Game is expected to have a new tournament-style format. Here are more details.

The NBA reportedly will alter the 2025 All-Star Game format with players split into four teams for a fast-paced tournament.

The homes of NFL teammates Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce were burglarized last month. NBA stars Bobby Portis and Mike Conley Jr. also recently had their homes broken into.

Tyrese Maxey reportedly “challenged” Joel Embiid on Monday night in an extended team meeting after the Sixers’ abysmal start continued in Miami.

Legendary Chicago Bulls forward Bob Love, one of the first stars the team had, has died at the age of 81 after a battle with cancer.

Here are five things to know about legendary coach and Naismith Hall of Famer Pat Riley.

Joel Embiid wound up being the Sixers’ starting center Monday night in Miami.

LaMelo Ball used the phrase when answering an interviewer’s question following the Hornets’ win over the Bucks on Saturday.

The NBA and Warner Bros. Discovery have agreed to end all legal disputes, allowing the league to move forward with new media partners Comcast, Disney and Amazon while keeping “Inside the NBA” alive.