Philadelphia 76ers' MVP Joel Embiid is out against the Detroit Pistons due to right knee soreness, marking his second consecutive absence. The team prioritizes his long-term health, with medical evaluations showing no structural damage.

It's the Celtics vs. 76ers in the first match-up of tonight's Coast 2 Coast Tuesday NBA doubleheader on Peacock. Live coverage begins at 7 PM ET.

This week, Coast 2 Coast Tuesday on November 11 features a pair of must-watch games, and it all tips off in Philly, where the 76ers host the Celtics beginning at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. The game will also stream live on Peacock. That's followed by the Denver Nuggets at the Sacramento Kings at 11 p.m. ET.

BOTTOM LINE: The Detroit Pistons face the Philadelphia 76ers in an NBA Cup in-season tournament group play matchup. Detroit went 44-38 overall, 29-23 in Eastern Conference action and 22-19 at home during the 2024-25 season. The Pistons averaged 19.0 points off of turnovers, 14.9 second-chance points and 40.2 bench points last season.

Boston (5-6) faces Philadelphia (6-4) at Xfinity Mobile Arena with both teams splitting their previous two meetings this season. Here's how to watch for free.

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The Philadelphia 76ers upgraded Jared McCain to probable for Tuesday's game against the Chicago Bulls, clearing the way for the second-year guard to make his season debut in a battle of the surprising teams tied for first place in the Eastern Conference.

The Detroit Pistons (7-2) continue their East Coast road trip in a battle against the Philadelphia 76ers (6-3) Sunday. Tip-off from Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is set for 7:30 p.m. ET. Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's NBA odds around the Pistons vs. 76ers odds and make our expert NBA picks and predictions for the best bets.

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