The Sixers looked well on their way to a nice, easy blowout victory Saturday afternoon. They certainly did not cruise to the finish line, but the Sixers ultimately managed to earn a 104-97 win over the Nets at Xfinity Mobile Arena after blowing a 28-point lead. Quentin Grimes tied his season high with 28 points.

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Despite letting them come back from down 28, the Sixers were able to just defeat the Nets on Saturday thanks to a few key performances.

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Joel Embiid returned to the court for a workout on Friday, the 76ers said Saturday, though it was separate from the team as the All-Star center looks to return from a right oblique strain.

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Looking to bounce back after being thrashed by the Detroit Pistons on Thursday, the Sixers returned to their home floor to begin a back-to-back. They did so without Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, Paul George, Kelly Oubre Jr., Andre Drummond and Johni Broome.

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The Sixers squeaked out a 104-97 win over the Brooklyn Nets in a game they led by 28 points. Down Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid, Paul George, Kelly Oubre Jr., Andre Drummond, and Johni Broome, the Sixers remain tied for the No.