The 76ers are focused on “staying together” because they know the alternative will lead to a downward spiral. That mindset is great. But one has to wonder how long will they be able to “stay together” while compiling loss after loss after loss.

Tyrese Maxey and the shorthanded Sixers couldn’t pull off an overtime win Wednesday night, falling to a 122-115 defeat to the Rockets.

The Sixers are 1-2 since the team meeting in Miami and the mood of the team has been a question mark throughout the season. Guys have been in and out of the lineup--including the team's stars--and Philadelphia has had a tough time finding any type of rhythm.

After suffering a blowout loss against the LA Clippers Monday, the Philadelphia 76ers return to action on their home floor Wedensday night. Next up on the sched

Tyrese Maxey scored 39 points, including 28 in the second half, in the loss for Philadelphia, which played without Paul George and Joel Embiid and fell to 3-14. Maxey, who tied the game with three free throws with just over 11 seconds left, was held scoreless in overtime.

An orthopedic surgeon breaks down how the Sixers avoided a worst-case scenario with Maxey's hamstring strain, and the possible process toward getting him back.

A lengthy meeting in Miami for the Philadelphia 76ers last week made headlines last Tuesday. Following a disappointing comeback loss on the road, Sixers head co

Tyrese Maxey reportedly “challenged” Joel Embiid on Monday night in an extended team meeting after the Sixers' abysmal start continued in Miami.