VJ Edgecombe will miss Wednesday's game against Utah with a low back bruise suffered by the 76ers' star rookie a night earlier on a hard fall. The Sixers said Edgecombe would be evaluated again ahead of Saturday's game at Atlanta.

After an incredible start to his rookie season with the 76ers, VJ Edgecombe had a very interesting take on facing Victor Wembanyama.

VJ Edgecombe tried to give his team a kick, but ended up accidentally -- and literally -- hitting a fan in the face during the fourth quarter of Sunday's

VJ Edgecombe (back bruise) and Kelly Oubre Jr. (illness) will miss Wednesday’s 76ers home game against the Utah Jazz, according to the NBA’s injury report released Wednesday afternoon. Edgecombe’s injury occurred in the final seconds of the first half of Tuesday’s blowout loss to the San Antonio Spurs,

The Celtics were up 103-97 with under four minutes remaining when Tyrese Maxey shot a 3-pointer that missed. Boston’s Sam Hauser got his hands on the long rebound, but Edgecombe came running into take it away. The ball then bounced towards the sideline and Edgecombe followed it, trying to save the possession.

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