The latest in a season-long series of low points, the 76ers’ 142-110 loss to the Chicago Bulls Monday night elicited a response from some of the leaders in the locker room.

The 76ers had another negative night … depending on who you ask. For those wanting them to reach the postseason, Monday night’s loss to the Chicago Bulls could be a detriment. The Sixers missed out on an opportunity to clinch the season’s series over the Bulls following the 142-110 decision at the Wells Fargo Center.

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.

In a game between two teams struggling to find the win column lately, the Philadelphia 76ers or the Chicago Bulls were bound to pick up a win Monday night. The Bulls — who came in losers of six straight games — proved to be the hungrier team by scoring their highest point total of the season thus far,

As the Philadelphia 76ers went toe-to-toe with the Chicago Bulls on Monday night at home, the team lost multiple players to injury. The veteran standout Guersch

Joel Embiid's continued absence looms over a Sixers franchise performing far below lofty preseason expectations.

After scoring the first bucket of the game for their only lead of the night, the Bulls got whatever they wanted. They had a layup line at the rim as th

With Chicago's leading scorer Nikola Vucevic sidelined, the Bulls managed to come into Philadelphia and blowout the Sixers with a 142-110 final score. Led by Josh Giddey's 25 poin