Ben Simmons wasn’t there. Joel Embiid conceded he should not have played. With Philadelphia’s All-Star cornerstones absent or injured, Kevin Durant and Brooklyn had the opening they needed to spoil the 76ers’ opener with a rally down the stretch.
Related Articles
-
Hull appoint Arveladze as head coach
Hull City have announced the appointment of Shota Arveladze as their new head coach on a two-and-a-half-year deal.
-
Nigeria vs. South Africa live score, result, updates, highlights from AFCON semifinals 2024
Nigeria hope to take the next step towards a return to continental prominence as they meet South Africa in...
-
Why more mothers are playing elite tennis than ever before
Grand Slam champions Naomi Osaka, Caroline Wozniacki and Angelique Kerber are all part of a growing trend that sees...
-
Las Vegas Grand Prix practice session goes awry after bizarre incident
Formula One’s Las Vegas Grand Prix was off to a brutal start on Thursday night as the first practice...
-
"We're Healthy Now" | Utah Ready For Fresh Start Against Dallas On Saturday
When Utah tips off with Dallas on Saturday in the opening round of the playoffs, the Jazz will find...
-
Mekhi Becton injury update: Jets concerned former first round pick may be out for season with knee injury
Mekhi Becton, who had knee surgery last year, appears to have sustained a ‘different’ injury this time around.
-
Lennon: I know I’m not everyone’s cup of tea
Neil Lennon insists he will not buckle under the pressure of scrutiny over his future although the Celtic boss...
-
Late Davis strike gives Rangers CL lifeline
Steven Davis’ late strike handed Rangers a much-needed lifeline in their Champions League third-round qualifier, losing the first leg...
Recent Comments