J.E. Skeets

Now, no Joel Embiid.

Suddenly ruled out with a right hip and ankle injury after waking up with soreness and being unable to go through the 76ers' morning shoot-around.

No Mitchell Robinson for the Knicks, though.

He had an illness.

So we were down some big guys here, Tass.

Obviously a huge loss for the Sixers, not having Embiid, but they were scrappy and it was a game.

This game featured 25 lead changes, which they told us was the most in a playoff game in 11 years, and 14 ties, and neither team led by more than seven points.

At one point, Breen said...

This game has a frantic quality to it.

And it did for a majority of this game and even down the stretch there.

But yeah, did the Sixers just completely run out of gas at the end, TK?

The fourth.

They were hot early.

I mean, Paul George couldn't miss a three to begin this game.

Kelly Oubre Jr.

was hitting corner threes on both sides, on both corners.

But yeah, it dried up there.

And you're right.

There was a few that like that Paul George one right near the end was like that massive air wall.

It's you know, they're down five.