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The Sixers just keep on rolling. After a 112-106 win on Wednesday against the Pistons, they’re sitting comfortably at the top of the Eastern Conference with an 8-1 record. Next up on Friday, the Sixers are continuing on the road…

The Philadelphia 76ers travel to face the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday, aiming to secure their sixth consecutive victory and build on an 8-1 record. The matchup also serves as an NBA Cup contest at Rocket Arena in Cleveland. Philadelphia previously overcame a 29-point deficit against Cleveland earlier in the season behind 32 points from Tyrese Maxey and strong second-half performances from Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid.
Injuries will impact frontcourt depth, with Philadelphia center Adem Bona listed as doubtful due to a cervical spine sprain, while Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen is questionable with a knee contusion. Facing a 4-4 Cavaliers squad led by Donovan Mitchell, the Sixers will look to sustain defensive momentum and manage Cleveland's interior rebounding threat from Allen and Evan Mobley.
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