Here are the three biggest stats for the Philadelphia 76ers in their loss to the Chicago Bulls to begin their 5-game road trip.

The Sixers are looking to pull out of a recent skid, but will need to do so against the NBA-best Thunder.

The 76ers return to the court to face the New York Knicks Friday night, but you won’t find the game on NBC Sports Philadelphia or anywhere else on TV. Instead, Sixers fans will need to log in to Amazon Prime Video,

The Thunder (26-5) hope to get back into the groove of things and break a two-game losing streak. Their first real challenger to their back-to-back aspirations was revealed on Christmas. They suffered a shocking 117-102 loss to the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was limited to 22 points.

Edgecombe opened the game guarding Josh Giddey and Barlow defended Matas Buzelis. Both Edgecombe and Barlow featured in the Sixers’ strong start. Barlow had an early put-back layup and Edgecombe turned a steal into an easy slam. Two free throws apiece by Edgecombe and Barlow gave the Sixers a 13-2 lead.

The star center will miss his 17th game of the season, this time, due to a sprained ankle. Kelly Oubre Jr., will also remain out with a left knee sprain.

The Philadelphia 76ers lost their second straight on Friday, allowing the Chicago Bulls to snag a victory on a 10-0 run to close out the game.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are taking on the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday afternoon in the Paycom Center. The Thunder are seeking to get back on track after suff