The Philadelphia 76ers take on the Miami Heat on Sunday afternoon, and if you're wondering how you can watch all the action live, you've come to the right place. The Sixers will look to keep things moving in the right direction against a Heat team that enter on a 3-game winning streak.

Kel’el Ware led the way for the Heat in Friday’s victory as he ended the game with 20 points and 14 rebounds while Norman Powell recorded 19 points and two assists. While both teams are looking to pick up another victory in Sunday afternoon’s matchup, both squads may be without multiple key players due to injuries.

The Philadelphia 76ers return home for a Sunday afternoon matchup against the Miami Heat, energized by Tyrese Maxey’s 50-plus point outburst in an overtime win over Milwaukee.

The Clippers control the game for more than three quarters, but Tyrese Maxey (39 points) and Philadelphia surge ahead in the fourth and hang on to hand the Clippers their eighth loss in the past

It's an early start for the Miami Heat on Sunday afternoon, as they face the Philadelphia 76ers on the front-end of a back to back. The Heat will once again be

Joel Embiid is still experiencing soreness in his right knee, the Sixers said Saturday afternoon, though doctors do believe he is progressing following his most recent evaluation. His status for Sunday afternoon’s home game against the Miami Heat will be more formalized on the NBA’s mandatory injury report released Saturday evening.

The Sixers look to earn their 10th win of the season and move up a rung on the Eastern Conference ladder as they host the Heat.

The Bucks have allowed the 12th-most points per game, and the Philadelphia 76ers have allowed the 14th-most. Philly ranks 19th in defensive rating, and Milwaukee ranks 21st. These teams have hit the Over in four straight head-to-head matchups.

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