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Sunday wasn’t the finest outing of the 2026-27 season for the Sixers. They struggled defensively against the one-win Bulls, but came away with a 127-121 win in Chicago, moving their record to a league-best 9-2. An afternoon day game to…

Paul Hudrick of Liberty Ballers argues that Jaylen Brown's best revenge against the Boston Celtics is simply continuing his winning play with the Philadelphia 76ers. As Brown prepares to face his former teammate Jayson Tatum and Boston for the first time, Philadelphia holds a league-best 9-2 record following a 127-121 road victory against the Chicago Bulls.
Hudrick highlights that Brown is averaging 22.3 points, 6.7 rebounds, and 4.0 assists while significantly reducing his turnovers. Head coach Nick Nurse praised Brown's winning intangibles and defense, while Brown has embraced deferring leadership to Tyrese Maxey as the Sixers post a +5.4 net rating with him on the court.
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