Maxey and George Shine as Sixers Force Game 7 Showdown with Celtics

Tyrese Maxey and Paul George delivered standout performances to keep the Philadelphia 76ers alive in the Eastern Conference semifinals, leading their team to a 106-93 victory over the Boston Celtics and pushing the series to a winner-take-all Game 7.

Philadelphia set the tone early, never trailing throughout the contest and controlling the pace from start to finish. The Sixers' success was built on the explosive scoring duo of Maxey and George, who combined for 53 points to fend off a Celtics team that had held a 3-2 series lead entering the night.

• Maxey and George together tallied 53 of Philadelphia’s 106 points
• Sixers led for the entire duration of Game 6
• Final score: 106-93 in favor of Philadelphia

With their backs against the wall, the Sixers came out aggressive, capitalizing on early fast-break opportunities and stifling Boston’s offense with disciplined defense. Each time the Celtics threatened to close the gap, Philadelphia responded with timely baskets and defensive stops, refusing to relinquish their lead.

Maxey’s ability to attack the rim and create his own shot provided the Sixers with a steady offensive engine, while George’s veteran savvy and perimeter shooting stretched Boston’s defense and opened up lanes for teammates. Their combined efforts not only fueled Philadelphia’s scoring but also energized the home crowd, setting up an electric atmosphere heading into the series decider.

The result means the teams will face off once more in Game 7 to determine who advances in the NBA playoffs. With momentum now swinging in Philadelphia’s favor, all eyes will be on the stars to see if they can replicate their Game 6 heroics against a Celtics squad eager to bounce back on their home floor.