In today's NBA playoffs, the 76ers faced the Knicks at home, and after fierce competition, the 76ers finally defeated the Knicks with a score of 125-114. It was a high-profile match, with players from both sides showing a high level of competition and technical prowess. The 76ers showed strong offensive firepower and defensive ability in the game, and they led the Knicks in shooting percentage and rebounding. In the game, the main players of the 76ers played well, and their scores, assists and steals and other statistics were very impressive, making an important contribution to the team's victory.
In this game, the 76ers' Joel Embiid performed well, he played 40 minutes, 13 of 19 shots, including 5 of 7 three-pointers and 19 of 21 free throws, and finally got 50 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 block. Embiid's performance was undoubtedly one of the key factors in the 76ers' victory, and his scores, rebounds, and assists all contributed greatly to the team.
However, the number of free throws Embiid made in this game also sparked some controversy. He made 21 free throws and hit 19, compared to the Knicks' 19 as a team. This has led some to believe that Embiid was given special care by the referees during the game, which affected the fairness of the game.
Although Embiid's free throw count has sparked some controversy, his performance is still commendable. He showed great shooting skills and free throw ability in the game, which is a reflection of him as a good player. At the same time, his scoring and rebounding also laid a solid foundation for the 76ers' victory.
Despite the Knicks' loss in this game, their player Jalen Brunson was still impressive. Brunson played 45 minutes in the game, shooting 13-of-27, including 3-of-7 from three-point range and 10-of-12 from the free-throw line, to finish with 39 points, 2 rebounds and 13 assists.
Brunson's scoring prowess was on full display in this game, and his 39 points were the highest for the Knicks. In addition, he also dished out 13 assists, which was also a game-high assist, showcasing his excellent playmaking and passing skills.