On April 21, Beijing time, the Philadelphia 76ers narrowly defeated the Toronto Raptors 104-101, and the two sides entered overtime in this game, and when the ball had the last 0.9 seconds left, Embiid's three-point kill was accurate, when the US media pulled out the details of Embiid's kill.
At the time, the 76ers had the chance to kill, however, Embiid dribbled unsteadily and the 24-second offensive time was about to run out. Seeing that Embiid was about to make a mistake, 76ers coach Rivers immediately rushed to the referee and shouted a timeout.
Unexpectedly, it was Rivers's clever move that created Embiid's quasi-kill, and at the same time, Rivers's move also showed his style as the champion coach.
Subsequently, after this timeout, Embiid took Green's serve, directly turned around and shot, three points to kill the Raptors, you know, Embiid's ball is inseparable from Rivers' suspension. Meanwhile, at a crucial moment, Embiid was fouled by the defensive cap, turned his head and turned around to hit a deadly three-pointer to dominate the game.
The 76ers completed the reversal with a maximum of 17 points behind and became the first team to win a match point in this year's playoffs. In this series, the 76ers led the Raptors 3-0. In NBA history, 0-3 behind the team series 0-143, no team can complete the big turnaround.