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The Philadelphia 76ers fell to 10-71 after a 122-98 loss to the host Toronto Raptors (55-26) on Tuesday. For more on this game, click here.

Report From Philadelphia 76ers Game Recap: Raptors 108, 76ers 95 Snapshot: On a night when Brett Brown was aiming to see the 76ers (4-35) recapture their spirit, the team began its third meeting of the season with the Toronto Raptors (23-15) ...

The Philadelphia 76ers (1-24) extended their current losing streak to eight games after a 96-76 loss to the host Toronto Raptors (16-9) on Sunday. For more on this game, click here.

Report From Philadelphia 76ers Game Recap: Raptors 119, 76ers 103 The 76ers (0-8) enjoyed an auspicious start to the finale of their three-game homestand, but the Toronto Raptors’ (6-3) big start to the second half proved to be too much ...

By Doug Ammon, Sixers.com The final installment in a four-game season series between the Sixers and Raptors ended in similar fashion to the three that preceded it, with Toronto coming away victorious, 114-103 . Monday’s proceedings were closer than the ...

By Doug Ammon, Sixers.com At 28-15, the Raptors have been one of the most consistent teams in the Eastern Conference this season. But on Friday night, the 8-25 Sixers played them to a draw through the first 47 minutes and ...

By Max Rappaport, Sixers.com Entering Wednesday’s meeting with the Toronto Raptors, the Sixers knew they would be without Tony Wroten, who didn’t make the trip north of the border due to a right knee sprain. What they didn’t know was ...

Playing with just nine healthy bodies for the second time in three days, the Sixers found themselves on the wrong end of a lopsided 120-88 defeat at the hands of the Toronto Raptors. The Raptors shot 56.6% from the field ...

The Sixers let another player returning to the opposing team’s lineup chew them up during a 125-114 loss to the Raptors in Toronto Wednesday night. Guard Kyle Lowry led Toronto (46-32) with 29 points after missing three games with a ...

Michael Carter-Williams scored a team-high 20 points and Spencer Hawes notched a double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds, but their efforts weren’t enough to keep the Sixers from falling to visiting Toronto (22-20) Friday night, 104-95. The loss dropped Philly ...