Justin Edwards led the Philadelphia 76ers in scoring against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday, putting up 25 points on 9-of-16 shooting. Edwards also contributed six rebounds and four assists in his 35 minutes on the court. Despite his efforts, the 76ers lost the game 118-102.
What It Means
Edwards’ performance against the Thunder marked a standout game for him, as he exceeded his season average of just 3.9 points per game by a significant margin. This was a rare high-scoring outing for Edwards, who has played only nine games this season due to missed time. His shooting efficiency was notable, with a field goal percentage of 56.2% and hitting four three-pointers at a rate of 44.4%. While he typically ranks lower in team and league statistics, this performance shows potential for more impactful contributions when given extended playing time.
