Ben Simmons made some highlight reel plays early for Team LeBron and Joel Embiid came on late for Team Giannis in the 2020 NBA All-Star Game in Chicago Sunday.

Jimmy Butler explained his comment on Joel Embiid’s Instagram post that “damn near broke the Internet.”

The haters will say it’s just one game. But Tuesday’s 110-103 76ers win over the Clippers was something more.

Never short on drama, Joel Embiid on Tuesday night tried to clear things up with Sixers fans, saying, “If I can take it, then everybody else can take it, too.”

Joel Embiid made peace with the fans early on as he and Ben Simmons played to their All-Star forms in a 110-103 win over the Clippers Tuesday night.

Ben Simmons will square off against Kawhi Leonard for the first time since last year’s playoff series — a matchup Simmons credits for his defensive game going to another level.

Joel Embiid had quite the interesting social media post Monday night and things got a little crazy when Jimmy Butler responded to it.

Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons are not a perfect fit, but that doesn’t mean the Sixers should be looking to trade either one of them.

Alec Burks had been active for the Sixers’ game Sunday night against the Clippers but did not play. Tuesday, Brett Brown plans to have Burks make his Sixers debut.

After Furkan Korkmaz’s incredible weekend, Noah Levick looks at a few stats to help put what the 22-year-old is doing into perspective.

Joel Embiid made a big three in the fourth quarter Sunday and then shushed the crowd. His reasoning for why didn’t make things any clearer.

Glenn Robinson III had a bright start on Sunday night to his second stint as a Sixer, while Alec Burks stayed on the bench after a couple of days that were “all over the place.” By Noah Levick 

Everything Furkan Korkmaz touched in the last two games turned to gold. He capped off on a high-scoring weekend Sunday night with 31 points in the Sixers’ 118-111 win over the Bulls.