As of this writing, I don't know if Tyrese Maxey will play for Philly but both Draymond Green and Andrew Wiggins will for the Warriors so we'll just have to root against Tyrese, who is dealing with an illness. Thus it may not even matter if he does play.

Jonathan Kuminga has become one of the Warriors’ most reliable scorers. Over his last 10 games, he has scored at least 20 points nine times. That included when he scored 26 points against the 76ers just over a week ago. Over the last five games without Joel Embiid, the 76ers have given up an average of 123.8 points. Look for Kuminga to stay hot and hit this over.

The Warriors are a desperate team trying to crawl back to .500 and while they've sustained some tough losses this season, they have managed to win 3 out of their last 4 games. They're in the midst of a long east coast trip, but get the Sixers with a host of players out, including Joel Embiid. The Warriors are the healthier team and are starting to get contributions from key players like Jonathan Kuminga. It'll be too much for the Sixers tonight.

This is a significantly discounted number for Andrew Wiggins who is in the midst of his career worst season. Wiggins is averaging 12.2 PPG which is nearly 7 points fewer than his career average of 18.7 PPG. You have to go all the way back to Wiggins rookie season when he averaged fewer than 17 PPG. He's also had trouble staying on the court this season and has dealt with a variety of nagging injuries. On the flip side he has logged at least 30+ minutes in 8 of his last 9 appearances. Ultimately, we're getting a sizable discount and I expect Wiggins to play upwards of 30+ minutes tonight in what is at worst a neutral matchup versus a reeling 76ers squad.