Joel Embiid assured the public the Sixers should be up 2-0. He took the floor in Game 3 and damn near proved it, dropping 50 points in a convincing Philadelphia win. But in the span of three hours on Sunday afternoon, a flood of bad memories came rushing back for Philly fans, who watched Embiid's Sixers let one slip in Game 4.
The rebounding battle has largely defined this series and marked the largest gap between the two teams in the fourth quarter. But in our closer look here, I wanted to zoom in on the other side of the ball, where the Sixers managed just 16 points in the final period.
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Heading into the fourth quarter, the Sixers were stuck between a rock an...
