26+15+6+4, 44 points defeated the Lakers!

The 76ers sent away Harden and welcomed players like Batum, Covington and Morris Jr., plus a couple of draft picks, and while many people think the 76ers have lost their immediate power, that's not the case. In the game against the Los Angeles Lakers, the 76ers showed strong strength, beating the Lakers by 44 points 138-94, setting a record for the largest point difference against the Lakers in team history.

Embiid clocked out in the third quarter and performed well, with a triple-double of 30 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists on 9-of-15 shooting, which showed his strength and versatility. Maxey also had an excellent performance of 31 points, 3 rebounds and 8 assists, and the two only had 3 turnovers combined, showing their tacit understanding and efficient performance. Their play made the whole game more intense and interesting.

Harden's departure is like a spring breeze blowing, completely liberating their right to sell, like a flower blooming in the spring sun. However, this victory didn't rely on the strength of the two cores, and Harden's trade chips also played well in this game. Batum finished with 10 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals on 4-of-7 shooting, and his performance was like a lightning bolt that lit up every corner of the game.

Morris Jr. played off the bench and was equally impressive, scoring 16 points and one rebound on 6-of-8 shooting, and every shot he made was like a sharp sword piercing into the opponent's defense. Although Covington didn't score in this game, he got 7 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 block, and his rebounds and assists are just as important.

The three combined 26 points, 15 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals, and they played an important role in the game like three sharp swords. They made six three-pointers without a single turnover, which was amazing. Batum, in particular, started the game, with a team-high plus/minus of +30, and his performance was like a bright star, lighting up the whole game.

Seeing this, I believe that 76ers fans will be grateful to Harden for the trade, which injected new vitality into the team's forward line. When Oubre returns, the team's forward line will be an enviable addition. The Lakers tasted a fiasco, as if they were shrouded in a huge shadow. James played well, scoring 18 points and five assists on 8-of-12 shooting, however, he didn't have a single rebound in his hands. His teammate Davis also worked hard, contributing 17 points, 11 rebounds and two assists. In addition, Russell and Reeves each scored 12 points, and Prince scored 11 points. However, those scores seem to pale in the face of the 76ers' three-point shot.

The 76ers' three-point shot was like a meteor piercing the night sky, shooting 22 of 46, showing the team's precision and power. The Lakers' three-point shot was like a lost key, with only 7 of 28 shots, revealing their shortcomings in this link. This huge three-point shooting percentage gap is like a huge chasm, clearly distinguishing the win-loss trend of the two teams.

The trade of sending Harden away is not only a future victory for the 76ers, but also a victory for the present. Not only did the team get the draft pick, but they also got the instant power. The combination of the Big Three does not necessarily have an advantage over the duo, and with the duo leading the team, the team can get more excellent pieces of the championship puzzle. It's like a brilliant chess game, with the 76ers using Harden as a pawn to cleverly trade future chips and instant power to take the team to the next level.