Rejected the 12-point reversal! The 76ers made a tip-in to complete the victory, and the substitutes scored 22 points on 8 of 9.

On November 12, the NBA regular season continues, with the 76ers playing against the Celtics at home. Embiid suddenly announced his absence before the game, and both teams were in a sluggish state. The 76ers later entered the state, widened the point difference, and once led by 12 points. However, in the second half, Brown and White scored consecutive points to take the lead. The two teams fell into a tug-of-war in the final quarter. Oubre made a tip-in at the critical moment, but White missed a long three-pointer. In the end, the 76ers defeated the Celtics 102-100.

The 76ers lacked Embiid and George in this game, but they were still able to take the initiative, but they did not widen the point difference. The Celtics were still in bad shape in the second quarter and fell into complete passivity. They were 10 points behind at halftime. In the second half, Brown and White regained their touch, successfully caught up with the score and achieved a lead. In the final quarter, the Celtics once took the initiative. Edwards hit consecutive three-pointers to catch up with the score, and then entered a tug-of-war. With Brown making one of two free throws, the battle was tied at 100 in the last 33 seconds.

The 76ers handed the ball to Maxi. The latter looked for opportunities with the ball, chose to break through the inside, attracted the opponent's double-team, and then passed the ball to Edwards on the outside. The latter made 5 of 5 three-pointers in the game and had a very hot touch. It's a pity that he failed to hit the ball this time, but Oubre was missed under the basket and made a tip-in. The 76ers led by 2 points in the last 8.7 seconds. Subsequently, the Celtics failed to make the last attack. White's reluctant shot missed, and Keta failed to score a tip-in from the basket. The 76ers relied on Oubre's tip-in to complete the quasi-win and rejected the reversal.

This time the 76ers were able to withstand the Celtics' counterattack, thanks to the super wonder player Edwards on the bench, who hit 3 consecutive three-pointers in the final quarter to ignite the audience. This time he played 26 minutes, made 8 of 9 shots, 5 of 6 three-pointers, and scored a team-high 22 points. If it weren't for him, the two stars in the team's backcourt would have taken the blame this time. Maxey scored 21 points on 5 of 17 shots, while Edgecombe only scored 6 points on 2 of 11 shots.

The Celtics' offensive state was very poor in the first half. Fortunately, Brown and White found their touch in the second half and once helped the team take the initiative, but unfortunately they could not withstand it. Brown scored 24 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists on 8-of-18 shooting, and 17 points in the second half; White scored 18 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists on 7-of-20 shooting, and Simmons on the bench scored 17 points.