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The Phillies aren’t expecting to sell out 257 straight games at Citizen Bank Park, but tickets are moving again: Zack Wheeler will get his fourth Grapefruit League start at 6:05 p.m. Thursday against the Tigers in Lakeland, Fla.The Sixers have 14 games left on their regular-season schedule and sit at third in the Eastern Conference. As the postseason draws nearer, it becomes clearer who the Sixers are chasing and who they could potentially play against in the first round.
The Inquirer’s Gina Mizell takes a closer look at the race for seeding andJoel Embiid was called for his sixth foul Wednesday, but the call was overturned, allowing him to play down the stretch of the Sixers’The Sixers play against the Charlotte Hornets on Friday as part of a three-game road trip .Where the team lands in the NHL draft lottery will play a major role in determining that.
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