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The Philadelphia 76ers face the Cleveland Cavaliers in an important Emirates NBA Cup matchup on Friday. Philadelphia comes in at 8-1, first in the Eastern Conference and riding a five-game winning streak, while Cleveland sits at 4-4. It’s also LeBron…

The Philadelphia 76ers face the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday in an Emirates NBA Cup matchup. Philadelphia enters the game with an 8-1 record on a five-game winning streak, while Cleveland stands at 4-4. The contest also marks LeBron James' first game back in Cleveland as a member of the 76ers, with national broadcast coverage provided by Amazon Prime Video.
Both teams carry significant frontcourt injury concerns ahead of tipoff. Philadelphia lists center Adem Bona as doubtful, while Ariel Hukporti and Dominick Barlow remain sidelined. For Cleveland, starting center Jarrett Allen, Peyton Watson, and Tyrese Proctor are listed as questionable, while Jaylon Tyson and Nae’Qwan Tomlin have been ruled out.
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