On March 13, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued, and the Philadelphia 76ers hosted the Washington Wizards, and finally the 76ers avenged the Wizards 112-93. The 76ers got off to a good start in the first quarter and took a double-digit lead. The 76ers took an eight-point lead in the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Wizards were in hot form and narrowed the gap to 5 points. The 76ers maintained a double-digit lead in the third quarter and scored a 12-point advantage in the third quarter. In the fourth quarter, the 76ers started the game with a climax, killing the game and eventually winning the game.
Statistics:
76ers: Harris 11 points, 3 boards and 2 blocks, Embiid 34 points, 8 boards, 4 assists and 4 blocks, Maxi 8 points, Harden 18 points and 14 assists, Melton 10 points, 6 boards and 4 assists, Niang 6 points, Milton 7 points and 4 boards, Reid 6 points and 6 boards, McDaniels 6 points, Dedmon 4 points
Wizards: Kuzma 12 points, 11 boards and 4 assists, Porzingis 9 points, 6 boards and 2 blocks, Gafford 7 points and 3 boards, Beal 13 points and 4 assists, Morris 11 points and 4 boards, Gispert 25 points and 3 boards, Avdia 4 points, 2 boards and 3 assists, Gill 5 points
Stars of the Field:
The best player of the game is undoubtedly Embiid, who has been performing at the MVP level of the regular season in recent times, and he has put in another outstanding performance.
Highlights:
Avdia breaks through the inside
Porzingis fights strongly
76 wonderful teamwork
Porzingis went on the offensive
The Wizards team cooperates
Competition Review:
In the first quarter, Joel Embiid made a kill to help the 76ers open the scoring. With James Harden scoring a two-pointer, the 76ers led 8-6. Since then, the 76ers have gradually pulled the score, and with Embiid scoring another two-pointer, the 76ers have a 12-point lead. In the final moments of the second quarter, Embiid made another kill and stood at the free throw line, and the 76ers took an eight-point lead, going 27-19 in the single quarter.
In the second quarter, with McDaniels scoring a two-pointer, the 76ers stretched the gap to double digits. Since then, McDaniels has been making consecutive kills, standing at the free throw line, and the margin has remained in double digits. Since then, the 76ers have gradually narrowed the gap under Kuzma, narrowing it to 3 points. The 76ers then pulled the score apart again, and with Harden hitting a free throw, the margin was brought to eight points. Kuzma's chasing three-point drive continued to narrow the gap, Embiid scored with a strong layup, and then Embiid's big hat Kuzma showed his superstar nature with an attack and a defense. At halftime, the 76ers led the Wizards 55-50.
Morris scored the ball in the third quarter to give Philadelphia a double-digit lead. After Delon Wright finished scoring, the team closed the gap to 8 points. Embiid then scored a two-pointer, and the margin remained in double digits. As Beal finished scoring, the Wizards continued to catch up. Melton hit a three-point shot to bring the difference to 13 points. In the third quarter, Philadelphia led the Wizards by 12 points 81-69.
In the fourth quarter, Melton's long-range three-point shot directly opened the gap to 15 points, after which Kuzma scored to help the Wizards stop the bleeding! The 76ers then stretched the gap to 17 points before the Wizards called a halt. After that, the game completely lost its suspense, and the 76ers won.
Starters:
Wizards: Beal, Porzingis, Kuzma, Morris, Gafford
76ers: Embiid, Harden, Maxi, Harris, Tucker