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The Weekly Run It Back: Sixers win two, Joel Embiid tweaks knee - Vimarsana News

The Weekly Run It Back: Sixers win two, Joel Embiid tweaks knee

The Philadelphia 76ers won both of their games last week, but Joel Embiid is now questionable with left knee soreness for their upcoming contest.

Details of Jalen Hurts massive extension are released - Vimarsana News

Details of Jalen Hurts massive extension are released

More details of the Jalen Hurts extension are announced. Howie Roseman and the Philadelphia Eagles get the job done again.

Joel Embiid faces Nikola Jokić in MVP showdown Monday, but Sixers center's focus is on the long haul - Vimarsana News

Joel Embiid faces Nikola Jokić in MVP showdown Monday, but Sixers center's focus is on the long haul

Embiid considers his toughest competition to be his own potential, and his internal mission to fulfill that potential is what drives him.

Will Sixers Benefit in the End From Tight Losses, Tough Schedule? They Believe So - Vimarsana News

Will Sixers Benefit in the End From Tight Losses, Tough Schedule? They Believe So

After two very tight losses and ahead of a five-game road trip, the Sixers had the big picture in mind.

COVID-19 and Philly: Mayor Kenney defends Philly's outlier mask mandate in Washington Post interview - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 and Philly: Mayor Kenney defends Philly's outlier mask mandate in Washington Post interview

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney spoke with the Washington Post on Thursday and discussed the city's new mask mandate, which has sparked local backlash and a lawsuit from a group of businesses. Philly is the only major city in the United States to bring back a COVID-19 mask mandate this spring. Kenney defended the decision of the city health department, arguing that public opposition is political and that he will continue to follow the guidance of his health department.