The NBA 76ers, who are in a miserable situation this season, challenged the Knicks away on the 27th, and announced before the game that he would no longer record his podcast program for the time being, star forward P. George, who cut 25 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists in this game, but the 76ers still lost 105:110 in the end, swallowing an embarrassing 9-game losing streak.

P. George.

P. George joined the 76ers for four years and $212 million before the season, but missed several games before the season could start with an injury, and his performance after returning was not as good as before, while still playing and stopping due to injury. The 76ers' record this season has plummeted, and "PG" is to blame for his performance, and there are even memes on the Internet that mock him for recording more episodes on his podcast than playing ballgames.

Recently, P. George said that he will take a break from his podcast to focus on injury recovery and help the 76ers enter the competition and win the championship. P. George will feature former NBA star center Howard on the next episode, after which he will temporarily stop recording podcasts and focus on the court.

Bronson & Maxey

However, at the start of the game today, P. George played like crazy, scoring 8 points on only 2-of-9 shooting at halftime, and the 76ers also trailed the Knicks 45-61. However, after the easy basket, P. George felt revived, and in the third quarter, he shot 4 of 5 in a single quarter, including 2 three-pointers, and scored 10 points. In the decisive quarter, he made his fourth three-pointer of the game to help the 76ers chase 95:96, and then Maxey hit a mid-range shot, and the 76ers reversed the game.

But not long after the 76ers took the lead, Knicks star Bronson scored 11 points in a row, and once again helped the team regain the lead at 107:102. In the end, the 76ers were unable to fight back, swallowing 9 consecutive losses, and currently have a record of 20-38, ranking 12th in the East, with a three-game win gap from the play-offs.

P. George played 42 minutes and scored 25 points on 9-of-20 shooting, along with 8 rebounds, 7 assists and 4 steals, but also had 7 turnovers. Maxi scored a team-high 30 points, and Oubre scored the second-highest 27 points; For the Knicks, Bronson scored a game-high 34 points and Bridges scored 28 points.