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Nick Nurse impressed by LeBron James’ playmaking

Philadelphia 76ers head coach Nick Nurse praised his team’s ball movement, LeBron James’ playmaking and Tyrese Maxey’s fourth-quarter performance after Monday’s 126-107 win over the Chicago Bulls. The post Nick Nurse impressed by LeBron James’ playmaking appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

76ers’ Joel Embiid opens up about playing through plantar fasciitis

The Philadelphia 76ers beat the Chicago Bulls 126-107, extending their win streak to four (7-1) while Joel Embiid plays through persistent plantar fasciitis. After being listed questionable, Embiid logged 15 points, eight rebounds and three assists in 25 minutes, explaining he’s “just managing” the pain that spikes occasionally. Despite the injury, he’s averaging 18.5 points, 9.2 rebounds and 4.8 assists over six games, though his shooting has dipped to 40.7%. Tyrese Maxey leads with 26 points, and the Sixers prepare for a matchup with Detroit on Wednesday.

76ers’ LeBron James delivers wine review after stealing a sip from a fan midgame vs. Bulls

LeBron James turns a mishap into a meme‑worthy moment during the 76ers’ 126‑107 win over the Bulls on Nov. 3, 2026. After colliding with season‑ticket holder Troy Clemons and spilling his red wine, the 24‑year veteran takes a sip and gives a brief “all right” review. James still puts up 15 points, nine assists and seven rebounds while Tyrese Maxey leads with 26 and 11. The quirky incident adds flavor to Philadelphia’s 7‑1 start as they prepare to face the Pistons.

Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown lead 76ers past Bulls

The Philadelphia 76ers extended their winning streak to four games with a 126-107 victory over the Chicago Bulls on Monday night at Xfinity Mobile Arena. The post Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown lead 76ers past Bulls appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

Dave Portnoy accuses 76ers’ LeBron James of setting a poor example with mid-game wine sip

LeBron James sips wine from a fan’s cup during the third quarter of the Philadelphia 76ers’ 126-107 win over the Chicago Bulls, prompting Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy to lambast the moment as a bad example for kids. Portnoy tweeted that the incident shows “you need to be drunk to play sports,” sparking debate over whether a single sip warrants such criticism. The article notes James’s carefree vibe at age 42 and argues the sip is harmless, highlighting the ongoing split opinions on the NBA superstar’s on‑court antics.

Why VJ Edgecombe isn’t worried about his touches in 76ers’ offense

The Philadelphia 76ers surge to a 7-1 start after a 126-107 win over the Bulls, with sophomore guard VJ Edgecombe posting a season‑high 21 points on perfect 7‑of‑7 shooting in the first half. Despite reduced touches due to the arrivals of LeBron James and Jaylen Brown, Edgecombe stays calm, emphasizing team success over personal stats. He now averages 12.7 points on 11.3 shots per game, down from his rookie numbers, and embraces a role‑player mindset that adds energy, athleticism and defensive intensity to a roster already stacked with scoring talent.

76ers’ Nick Nurse clears the air on Joel Embiid’s late-game situation vs. Bulls

The 76ers beat the Bulls 126-107 on Nov. 3, 2026, but star center Joel Embiid left with 3:51 left in the third quarter and didn’t return. Coach Nick Nurse explained that Embiid was under a minutes restriction to protect his foot, so the team chose to rest him despite being comfortably ahead. Embiid finished with 15 points, eight rebounds and three assists in 25 minutes, while Tyrese Maxey led with 26 points and 11 assists. Nurse confirmed Embiid is “okay” and that the team will continue managing his workload heading into the playoffs.

76ers HC Nick Nurse gives props to ‘tough’ Jaylen Brown after win over Bulls

Coach Nick Nurse praised Jaylen Brown’s toughness after the 76ers beat the Bulls 126-107 on Monday, highlighting Brown’s 25 points, 11 rebounds and five assists. The former Celtics star’s double‑double helped Philadelphia extend its winning streak to four games and improve to 7-1, maintaining the Eastern Conference’s best record. Brown’s efficient shooting (9‑of‑15 FG, 4‑of‑7 3‑pts) echoes his playoff‑ready mindset from Boston. VJ Edgecombe added a season‑high 21, while Tyrese Maxey led with 26 points and 11 assists; LeBron James and Joel Embiid also contributed 15‑point efforts.

Sixers play with their food a bit, but take care of business vs. lowly Bulls

The Philadelphia 76ers dominate the Chicago Bulls 126-107, extending their winning streak to four and improving to 7‑1 on the season. VJ Edgecombe leads the charge with a season‑high 21 points on 9‑of‑12 shooting, five assists and three rebounds. Tyrese Maxey dishes out a career‑best 11 assists while scoring 26, and Joel Embiid contributes 15 points and eight boards. The Sixers’ bench excels in transition, assisting on 12 of 13 made field goals and building a comfortable lead early. Chicago’s top scorer is Caleb Wilson with 24 points, but the Bulls fall short as Philadelphia’s offense clicks on both ends.

Watch 76ers’ LeBron James take a sip from fan’s drink midgame vs. Bulls

During the Philadelphia 76ers’ 114‑109 win over the Chicago Bulls on Nov. 3, 2026, 41‑year‑old LeBron James famously grabbed a fan’s cup and took a sip mid‑game. The spontaneous moment, captured on video and shared by ClutchPoints, shows James stumbling into the baseline in the third quarter before pausing to hydrate—reportedly with wine. The quirky incident follows his earlier viral dance and backboard hit against Indiana, underscoring James’s playful start to his first season in Philly and fueling buzz around his off‑court personality as the Sixers chase more victories.

76ers’ VJ Edgecombe sets new career-high in 1st half vs. Bulls

VJ Edgecombe erupts for a career‑high first half, going 7‑for‑7 from the floor and scoring 15 points with three assists in just 14 minutes as the Philadelphia 76ers build a fourth straight win over the Chicago Bulls. The Sixers lead 64‑59 at halftime and maintain a fourth‑quarter edge, boosted by the returns of Joel Embiid and LeBron James. Edgecombe finishes with 18 points on 8‑of‑11 shooting, three rebounds and four assists, highlighting his growing role alongside the league’s veteran stars.

76ers coach Nick Nurse provides update on Joel Embiid’s right plantar fascia injury management

The Philadelphia 76ers, sitting 6‑1 and high in the NBA Power Rankings, face uncertainty over star center Joel Embiid’s right plantar fasciitis. Coach Nick Nurse told SPORTSRADIO 94WIP that the injury is “come‑and‑go” and they are focused on pain management. Embiid has missed two games, averaging 19.2 points on just 40% shooting in 35.2 minutes, ranking third in scoring behind Tyrese Maxey and Jaylen Brown. Nurse plans to lean on Maxey and Brown while the team’s depth allows Embiid occasional rest as the season progresses.

How to watch Bulls vs 76ers: Live stream NBA Basketball, TV channel

The Chicago Bulls travel to Philadelphia on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, for a 7:30 PM EDT showdown at the Xfinity Mobile Arena. Both LeBron James and Joel Embiid miss the game, yet the 76ers remain atop the Eastern Conference after a 109‑104 win over Charlotte, highlighted by Tyrese Maxey’s 38 points. The Bulls, now 1‑5, struggle with a league‑worst 28.1% three‑point rate and high foul totals. Catch the live broadcast on Chicago Sports Network or NBC Sports Philadelphia, or stream it for free on Fubo. Regional restrictions may apply.

JJ Redick is again preaching patience while also acknowledging the need for improvement

After a 5-2 start that places the Los Angeles Lakers fourth in the West, head coach JJ Redick stresses patience and continuous improvement. He notes the team’s third‑best offense, 18th‑ranked defense and a +7.5 net rating, but warns that true greatness won’t emerge in six games. Redick highlights the need for more walkthroughs, film study and practice as the roster, reshaped by free‑agency additions, gels. With a relatively light schedule ahead—including a road test at Detroit and a tough stretch against contenders like the Spurs, 76ers and Nuggets—the Lakers aim to refine their game before the stretch in late November to December.