In Philadelphia, Boston fell 106-93, with Jaylen Brown posting five turnovers and a minus-24 as coach Joe Mazzulla pulled his starters early in the fourth.
The Celtics' stagnant, isolation-heavy offense produced poor shooting, 12 turnovers through three quarters and only three offensive rebounds, allowing the Sixers to control possessions despite shooting below 44% entering the fourth.
The series is now tied 3-3, sending a decisive Game 7 to Boston after Philadelphia, led by Tyrese Maxey's 30 points, ended the Celtics' chance to close out the quarterfinal series.
How did Philly’s sudden focus on rebounding and defense transform their season-long weakness into a Game 6 strength?
With Embiid still battling injuries and Tatum’s status uncertain, can the Sixers pull off a Game 7 upset in Boston?
What role did Paul George’s leadership and the rise of rookie VJ Edgecombe play in reshaping the Sixers’ playoff identity?