Returning from the NBA All-Star break, Tyrese Maxey and the Philadelphia 76ers were eyeing a push for a spot in the NBA Play-In Tournament. The Chicago Bulls we

Tyrese Maxey has a message for the Philadelphia 76ers after their latest loss to the Chicago Bulls in the play-in race.

The 76ers fell in a massive blowout to the Chicago Bulls on Monday at the Wells Fargo Center. After at one point building up a ridiculous 50-point lead, the Bulls beat Philadelphia 142-110. It marked the 76ers’ eighth-straight loss, which is now the team’s longest losing streak since 2017.

A win over the Chicago Bulls, who entered the contest with a lead of 1.5 games over the Sixers for the final play-in spot, would have gone a long way for Philadelphia. Instead, the Bulls jumped on the Sixers early and led by double-digits in the first quarter.

Joel Embiid has been ruled out for the Philadelphia 76ers' game against the Chicago Bulls on Monday night after undergoing imaging on his knee, but his season is not necessarily over. Head coach Nick Nurse told reporters that,

Feb. 24, Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball left the team’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers early after suffering a head injury. The injury occurred during the second quarter when Ball collided with 76ers big man Adem Bona while attempting to defend Kelly Oubre Jr.

During the first half of the Monday night matchup between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Chicago Bulls in South Philly, the visitors lost a key starter. Lonzo Ball was seen leaving the court for the Bulls’ locker room during the second quarter of the matchup.