Game one didn’t go as planned and the Sixers got beat badly. Game two was a dramatic turnaround and they made key adjustments and won, especially defensively. The outcome of each game implies they may have played really well in one and not in the other but life is never that simple, right? They did some things better offensively in game one than they did in game 2. They did some things worse in game 2 but still got the win. All that matters now is improving upon what they did and being prepared for the well-coached Raptors to counter.
4 pieces of low-hanging fruit for the Sixers to grab when the series comes home
