On March 6, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued to unfold, and the 76ers were one of the teams that have played well recently, and after the All-Star, they achieved a record of all victories and rose to second place in the East. Today will challenge the first Heat back-to-back on the road, and if they win the game, it will close the gap between the two sides, but even if the 76ers don't care too much, the core Harden will miss this game.
After Harden joined the 76ers, he played well in the first four games, and more importantly, the team won. For the 76ers, Harden is really happy here, and the team cherishes him. In a key battle against the Heat, they still decided to take a break from Harden, and the 76ers officially gave that they missed the game because of the recovery management of hamstring injuries, which is part of harden's hamstring recovery plan. Obviously, the 76ers are just giving Harden a break, and it's not worth the risk for a game.
In each of these four games, Ha can get at least 25 points and 12 assists, becoming the third player in team history to get this data, the top two are Iverson and Chamberlain.
After Harden joined, it was not only reflected in personal data, but also the rapid establishment of chemical reactions between him and his new teammates Embiid and Maxi, and the three also set records in succession. The trio has scored more than 20 points in their last four games, the first time in the history of the 76ers since 1986 that at least three players have played 4 consecutive games of 20+ at the same time.
Such a hot performance has also been recognized by the outside world, and former NBA player Richard Jefferson said: At present, I can't find a better duo than Embiid and Harden.
This time facing the Heat, without Harden, the 76ers will also return to their usual style of play, will rely on Embiid and Maxi, which does not need to worry too much, after all, it has been played like this before. And new signing Jordan Jr. is also expected to make his debut today, his form can play, there is a chance to get on the field. Jordan Jr., who was previously cut by the Lakers and then signed with the 76ers, has played in 32 games for the Lakers this season, averaging 12.8 minutes per game and having 4.1 points and 5.4 rebounds.