The Philadelphia 76ers should host La Lakers in an inter -space match on Tuesday. The Sixers will be without two of its key superstars, Joel Embiid and Paul George, both are excluded to the game. In addition, three other Sixers players are listed in a team injury report.
Embiid, which is recovering from the left knee injury, was noticed by shooting jumpers while exercising on Monday. 7 feet center He participated in some exercises with another unit, but has not yet been cleaned to return to action.
“He was mostly (practice),” said coach Nick nurse. We work with those guys who will play tomorrow, mostly. He was in all exercises, but somehow with the next unit or anything else, just to re -activate it and play it in a part of the practice. “
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Paul George is currently set aside with a finger injury, and the official update of his condition is still ongoing. However he was off The Lakers match did not participate in training on Monday.
Andre Drummond (recovery of left -foot injury), Caleb Martin (right hip spraining) and KJ Martin (reaction to left leg stress) will also remain unavailable for Sixers.
Positive, there is optimism in connection with the availability of Guerschon Yabusele, because it is listed as “probable” due to the swelling of the right knee.
Where to watch Philadelphia 76ers vs. La Lakers?
Play Philadelphia 76ers vs. La Lakers should take place on Tuesday, January 28, at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The game will end at 7:30 pm (16:30 PT).
Game Sixers Vs. Lakers will broadcast live on TNT, Spectrum Sportsnet (Local) and Max (locally). Hoops fans can also broadcast a live game at the NBA League Pass and a FUBO TV app and a website (regional limitations can be applied).
Edited by Atishay Jain
