Philadelphia 76ers vs Phoenix Suns Prediction: Will the guests rehabilitate themselves?

Phoenix has lost twice in a row to San Antonio and will now play Philadelphia on the road. Will Kevin Durant and company be able to rehabilitate for these unexpected failures? Let's pick a few bets at once.

Seventy Sixers, having given up Harden and Tucker to the Clippers, met on home court with Toronto. Nick Nurse practically did not use the rookies received due to the exchange, but even without them, she achieved a convincing victory - 114:109. Joel Embiid scored 28 points, made 13 rebounds, and seven assists. Kelly Ubre and Tobias Harris had 23 points each.

The victory over Toronto was the third consecutive win for Philadelphia - earlier, the 76ers beat Portland at home (126:98) and the same Raptors away (114:107). The team's only loss remains an away setback against Milwaukee (117:118) in the first game of the championship.

First, on the road, the team confidently led the entire game but eventually lost - 114:115. Then, at home, Phoenix lost the entire game but regained the balance in the fourth quarter, although they lost again - 121:132. Nevertheless, there was an encouraging moment for the Suns, as Devin Booker, who scored 31 points and had 13 assists in the second game against San Antonio, returned to the floor.

Phoenix has looked very powerful in stretches, in particular, having a great second half in the second game against San Antonio. A big boost for the Suns is the return from injury of Devin Booker, who will certainly add to the team's offensive efficiency. The Seventy Sixers have won three games in a row, but they met with far from the strongest Toronto and Portland during this stretch. Let's bet on the Suns and total over.