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Two more head coach vacanies were filled as this week came to a close, but in The Scorecard this week we look at Jim Harbaugh’s return to the NFL, and Doc Rivers move to the Milwaukee Bucks. Plus, four teams are vying for the Super Bowl.
Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers continue to surge in the Eastern Conference in the latest edition of the power rankings.
Embiid's 70 points set the 76ers' record in Philadelphia's 133-123 win over San Antonio. Towns scored 62 points — two more than his previous career best and Wolves record — but it wasn't enough in Minnesota's 128-125 loss to Charlotte. Add it all up, and Monday was the fourth day in NBA history where two players scored at least 60 points.
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Joel Embiid scored 70 in Philadelphia. Karl-Anthony Towns had 62 in Minnesota. The elite big men paired up to do something the NBA hadn't seen on the same day in more than 45 years.