76ers Go On 20-5 Second Half Run In Game 2! UNCUT 🔥 | April 17, 2023

Expect to see 76ers with a reaction on both ends with their effort. Maxie off the offensive rebound. Tucker getting him another chance. And that's his value. That's what P.J. Tucker does. He did that in game one, did it last year with the Heat. And maybe he can bring some life to this team. Maxie is the only sixer in double figures. He's got 18 points. Harris the theft. And just like that, here comes Billy. You have to trust our stuff. They felt like they were anticipating the double team too much. And you saw what happened on that last run. Embiid did not score, but Philly was still successful. You have to start to hit the offensive glass, Stephanie. A little more engagement at both ends of the floor. And now the Sixers looking to build on his 5-0 spurt. Harris backing down Dinwiddie. Strong defense. Embiid thought about the three inside. Tough shot. A tough shot, indeed. Great drive right there. Three people on him. Embiid cannot be denied. That's his first basket since the 335 mark of the first quarter. Incredibly, Bridges, boy, that's a tough shot over the top of Embiid as he moves to his right. He needed to hit that shot. Struggled right now from the mid range, but made the toughest one he's taken thus far. Bridges has to get going here in the second for the Nets. And Grant, that's what makes what Brooklyn has done tonight even more incredible. Bridges has struggled. Harris, hard finish. Great ball movement right there. Unselfish play. Bridges drives and kick. Also, Dinwiddie has struggled, if you've just joined us. Both Bridges and Dinwiddie, two of seven each from the field. All tied at 53. This is Johnson, hot hand in the first half, dumps it off. They turn it over. Harden wants to push. Mixey and Harris is there to clean it up. And here come the Sixers. And right now they're doing it with their defense, Sparrow, in this zone, matchup zone, causing all kind of problems offensively for the Nets. Well, we know Brooklyn can fill it up. Bridges, big, big three for the Nets. We talked in that first half, that small ball lineup work. Jacques Vaughn has Royce O'Neal ready to check into the game, I imagine, for Claxton. The Sixers are showing some life on both ends. Tucker changed his mind. Maxey left open, weak side. That's good. And suddenly they can't miss. But look, their number one three point shooting team in the NBA, 39% for the season, so they're bound to start knocking down those shots. And here in this third, they're getting it done. Bridges a little bit off balance, off target. There comes Harden, getting downhill, full head of steam, misses. And Harden now one of eight from the field, if you've just popped on with us. Dinwiddie quickly gives the Johnson corner three short. And Johnson is cooled off. Remember, Philadelphia in game one, franchise playoff record with 21 made threes. And they are starting to catch fire. Twice this year, they've had 19 made threes, but they were incredibly on fire that game. Maxey kicks Tucker again, that's his spot. And look out, Embiid takes a hard shot. And now Embiid's in pain. Oh, boy. And hopefully it's just nothing if you're in Philadelphia right there. No wonder Embiid holding his back there. So just a common foul. Claxton does sit, as Jacques Vaughn now goes small, as they did with success in the first half. Here comes Maxey, out to Tucker, open three, too much. And Tucker hit the offensive glass again. Harden dials it up from deep. And twice this half, P.J. Tucker on the glass, extending the possession, leading to a three-point opportunity for Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 7 of 11 shooting in the quarter. What a turn of events. Finney-Smith left open. And Brooklyn comes up empty again. Brooklyn led this game at halftime by five, but we have had a 10-point swing, less than six minutes into the third. Harris.