Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey had their two-man game humming, but the Sixers had to hold on for dear life to take down the shorthanded Mavericks.

In a season full of demoralizing losses, the Sixers suffered yet another Sunday in Orlando.

Guerschon Yabusele came up with a huge block late as the Sixers’ barely hung on to beat the worst team in the NBA Wednesday.

The Sixers’ offense was anemic all night without Joel Embiid as the reeling Suns came into South Philly and got a desperately needed win Monday.

The Nets went on an 11-0 run to start the game but it was all Sixers from there as Joel Embiid and company crushed a shorthanded Brooklyn squad Saturday night.

The Sixers looked lifeless to close out their West Coast swing and Steph Curry and the Warriors scorched the nets in a blowout.

The Sixers were in control for most of the night, but an offensive implosion late cost them a shot at their fifth straight win against the Kings.

Joel Embiid put up 37 points in 35 minutes and the Sixers controlled the game for most of the night as they cruised to their fourth straight win over the Blazers.

It wasn’t pretty but the Sixers will take all the ugly wins they can get as they start off four games out West with a win over the lowly Jazz Saturday night.

Tyrese Maxey played like a superstar and led the Sixers to a monster win over the Celtics on Christmas Day.