He hit the game-changing three with 33 seconds left to play on a feed from Dario Saric to take a 103-101 lead. He hit crucial free throws with 10 seconds left, grabbed the rebound on Lou Williams’ intentionally missed free throw, then hit another two at the charity stripe to finish with a career high 31 points to go with six rebounds, four assists, and four steals. As always his defensive game was an integral piece of what the Sixers were able to do, but it was his clutch performance at the end of the game that helped the Sixers break a two-game skid.
Sixers-Clippers: Robert Covington comes up big, Joel Embiid strong, and other quick thoughts from a 109-105 win
