The Philadelphia 76ers made a strong statement in Game 2 by defeating the Boston Celtics 111–97, tying the playoff series at 1–1. The standout performer was V. J. Edgecombe, who delivered a historic performance with 30 points and 10 rebounds, showing poise even after taking a fall during the game.
Alongside him, Tyrese Maxey once again proved why he is the team’s offensive leader, contributing 29 points and hitting key shots in the fourth quarter that sealed the victory.
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The duo combined for 59 points and played a decisive role in turning things around after the tough loss in Game 1. The team also showed significant improvement from beyond the arc, a key factor in controlling the game.
What does this win mean for the 76ers?
It allows them to even the series at 1–1 and regain confidence heading into the next games at home.
With the series now balanced, everything points to an intense battle where Philadelphia’s young talent could make the difference.
