With both teams missing a bunch of players, the Thunder’s depth shone through as they crushed the Sixers Wednesday night.

Quentin Grimes continued his ridiculous run as a Sixer with a new career-high 46 points, but it wasn’t enough as the team fought hard before falling in overtime.

Playing against the team that traded him, Quentin Grimes starred as the Sixers were able to take down the equally shorthanded Mavs.

For the second straight game Jeff Dowtin set a career high in scoring but it wasn’t enough as the shorthanded Sixers fought before falling to the Pacers.

The Raptors’ injury list was plentiful and they sat two starters in the second half, but a hot shooting second quarter carried them to an undesired win vs. the Sixers.

It was a good night for the ping-pong balls but not to watch actual basketball outside of another strong Quentin Grimes’ outing.

In a game where both teams would’ve preferred to improve their lottery odds, the Sixers simply had more NBA talent on the floor than the lowly Jazz.

Tyrese Maxey took an awkward fall on his back and left the game while the Sixers dropped the contest to the Blazers Monday night.

Quentin Grimes was cooking all night, dropping a career-high 44 points and leading the Sixers to a win over Steph Curry and the Warriors.

Whether the Sixers were trying to lose or not, they sure did so in a big way against a bad and shorthanded Bulls team.