Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey and Paul George haven't led the 76ers to a win in a game where they all shared the floor this season.

When the Sixers and Knicks face off at Madison Square Garden, chaos and intensity typically ensue. That was no different on Friday night.

The Sixers melted down yet again in Chicago as they started off their five-game road trip with a loss to the Bulls.

Tyrese Maxey had a special night Thursday, pouring in a career-high 54 points in the Sixers' overtime win over the Bucks.

Momentum shifted back toward the Sixers after Embiid checked back in. Embiid, who was coming off of a 4-for-21 shooting game in Sunday’s loss to the Lakers, amped up his aggression in the second quarter and found a scoring rhythm against Pacers big man Jay Huff. He worked for post position, sank mid-range jumpers and drew regular free throws.

The Dallas Mavericks (11-18) fell to the Philadelphia 76ers (16-11) on Saturday night, 121-114. Tyrese Maxey went off for 38 points as the Sixers hammered Dallas in the final quarter. Cooper Flagg and Anthony Davis each scored 24 in defeat for the Mavericks.

Here are the three biggest takeaways for the Philadelphia 76ers following their home win over the Indiana Pacers.

Babar got into the act by top-edging Daniel Sams to register his first six in the BBL as he followed Philippe in notching up a half-century. Babar had his sights set on batting through the innings, until falling in the 18th over, after being caught behind off the glove in an overturned decision.

The Sixers’ two available stars poured in 73 points Monday night. The Paul George-Tyrese Maxey pairing led the team to a 121-108 victory over the Hornets at Spectrum Center. George scored his most points yet as a Sixer, notching 33 on 13-for-20 shooting.

The Sixers looked flat and Tyrese Maxey had his worst game of the season against the lowly Nets. The Sixers gave their fans plenty of reasons to have problems with them, and it’s their turn to hear about it.