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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) \u2014 Tyrese Maxsey scored 15 of 32 points in the third quarter and played without Joel Embiid and James Harden as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Sacramento Kings 129-127 to a perfect 5. Completed the game road trip. Saturday night.<\/p>\n
Maxxie also had 7 assists and 6 rebounds to help the 76ers overcome a 21-point deficit. <\/p>\n
Embiid and Harden rested with leg injuries, but the rest of the 76ers stopped Sacramento’s six-game winning streak. <\/p>\n
For the Sixers, Tobias Harris, Montrez Harrell and Georges Niang scored 17 points. <\/p>\n
Dearon Fox had 31 points and 9 assists for the Kings (26-19). Harrison Barnes scored 27 points and went 9-for-6 from a 3-point range. <\/p>\n
The Kings built a 71-50 margin on Kevin Harter’s 3-point basket with 3:10 left in the second quarter. He went 14-3 with the 76ers, but the Kings led the first half with a 74-64 record. <\/p>\n
The 76ers surged to tie the game at 86 on a 3-point play by Harrell with 6:59 left in the third quarter. The Kings regained the lead when Barnes scored the next five points, but the 76ers started a 16-5 run to end the quarter with a 102-96 lead. <\/p>\n
Maxxie scored 12 of the 76ers’ first 16 points in the third quarter. <\/p>\n
The 76ers opened up a 107-96 lead early in the fourth, with the Kings reducing the lead to one on two occasions. In the final game, Keegan Murray hit his 3-pointer with eight seconds left to make it 127-126. .<\/p>\n
After Maxxie made two free throws on the next play to extend the lead by three points, Mathis Thybulle fouled Barnes on a three-point attempt. Barnes missed the first shot, made the second, and intentionally missed the third, but the 76ers rebounded to end the game. <\/p>\n
The 76ers swept the series 2-0, including a 123-103 win in Philadelphia on December 14. The last time the Kings beat his 76ers was his 115-108 on February 2, 2019 in Sacramento.<\/p>\n
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76ers: Host Brooklyn on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Kings: Host Memphis on Monday.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n