In an NBA playoff focus battle that ended earlier, the 76ers beat the Raptors 131-111, this rookie shined on the big stage, 76ers second-year guard Teres Maxi shined, and Raptor rookie Scotty Barnes was also not afraid of the stage.
The regular season played against the Raptors 3-1 advantage, and the famous media person Su Qun predicted that the Raptors would eliminate 76 people. On the following gram, the 76ers did not agree, vanVleet took the lead in the first quarter with three points, Maxi Harris hit a goal each, Barnes was very mature to lead the team to catch up, and the 76ers led by 8 points. In the second quarter, the Raptors fought back to narrow the point gap, and the 76ers blossomed at more points to expand their advantage, leading by 18 points at halftime and making 0 mistakes for the whole team.
In the second half, the two sides sent each other an offensive climax, the 76ers played an 8-0 offensive attack after the Raptors returned to the 12-2 attack wave, the Latter Raptors three-point 6 consecutive hits, Maxi scored 15 consecutive points to respond strongly, and the 76ers had a 19-point advantage after the third quarter. A thrilling scene in the final quarter shows Embiid accidentally stepping on Barnes' ankle, who immediately leaves the court with an injury, VanVleet and Boucher graduating six fouls, and the 76ers kill the game.
Philadelphia True West Terrik Maxi played exceptionally efficient performance, appearing in 38 minutes and 26 seconds, 14 of 21 shooting, 8 of 3-pointers, 5 free throws, 38 points, 4 boards, 2 assists, 0 turnovers, plus-minus +20, and greatly refreshed his playoff scoring record (previously 16 points). Raptors rookie Barnes also had a quasi-triple-double performance of 15 points, 10 boards and 8 assists, but he was helplessly injured and failed to save the host.
Harden was named "Paul Jr." and scored 22 points, 5 boards, 14 assists, 1 break, 1 cap and 1 turnover on 6-of-17, and the tandem team was relaxed and stress-free. Embiid scored 19 points, 15 boards and 4 assists on 9-of-15 shooting, still unbeatable.