76ers beat Raptors 114-99 Player rating: 4 perfect scores, 3 passing, 1 crotch pull

The 76ers defeated the Raptors 114-99 at home, and the 76ers played this game as a whole, because they were leading in each quarter of the four quarters, which also allowed the 76ers to beat the Raptors.

All four players in the game were perfect scores. For Embiid, he's really becoming more and more like Jokic, and with the assists being mined, he's now on the verge of a triple-double in the third quarter. The data of 28+13+7 for the whole game, such data is already very comprehensive. It's just that Embiid made a bit of a lot of mistakes in this game, and it still needs to be improved slowly.

At the same time, for Harris and Oubre, they have been able to score consistently in almost every game. Embiid, in particular, is really getting stronger and stronger as the contract year rolls around. He scored 23 points on 10-of-17 shooting on the offensive end, and he was able to hold Siakam on the defensive end, the absolute focus. Then there's Oubre, who was on the bench before, and he was the best sixth man, and his overall shooting percentage was very high. Even when he came to the starter, he still scored 23 points on 8-of-13 shooting, and he has become a basic gamer.

However, Maxey was a bit low-key in this game, scoring 18 points on 7-of-16 shooting from the field and 0-of-3 from three-point range. There is no way, his defensive treatment has been upgraded. As long as Maxi has the ball, then there must be three people on the opposite side looking at him, and it's good to have such a score. In addition, Maxi is still giving surprises on the defensive end, which is very eye-catching.

As for Korkmaz, Reed and Beverley, it was a passing performance. Korkmaz had hoped to leave the 76ers, but unfortunately, it didn't work out. And in this game, Korkmaz was 4 of 7, 1 of 2 three-pointers scored 10 points, 1 rebound and 3 steals, this should be Korkmaz's best game in recent years, but there is no defense. And although Beverley is still playing iron on the offensive end, his greatest value is defense, he can limit the play of opposing players, and the plus/minus is more than 10, he is a basic handicap. Reed, on the other hand, got 6+5 data in 3 of 4 and gave a stable output after playing.

Unfortunately, Melton is very abstract. The offensive end can only be lost on the outside, and the shooting is not stable, and the whole game is actually 1 of 6. Even defensively not as good as Maxey and Oubre, he may need to think about his problems. After the start of the season, the form was too sluggish.