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In the third quarter, the Sixers found separation as they built up a lead as big as 23 points. After holding Washington to just 17 points before heading into the final quarter of the night, the Sixers put a few of their key starters on the floor for a few minutes in the fourth quarter to ensure they avoid any second-half collapses. After draining 50-percent of his threes, Niang wrapped up his first game back with six points.

Tyler Johnson

In his second game with the Sixers, Tyler Johnson came off the bench for a little over 16 minutes.

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