The 76ers have taken the series lead with back-to-back wins.<\/p>\n
The 76ers played up to their No. 1 seed, taking a lead of 22 points and keeping the advantage in double figures most of the second half.<\/p>\n
The Hawks played from behind after their last lead at 11-10.<\/p>\n
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Trae Young led Atlanta with 28 points. John Collins had 23 and Bogdan Bogdanovic 19.<\/p>\n
Game 4 is Monday night in Atlanta.<\/p>\n
After leading 65-60 early in the third period, Philadelphia took command with an 11-0 run. The 76ers outscored the Hawks 34-19 in the third period.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/twitter.com\/MagicJohnson\/status\/1403542740395343880<\/a>https:\/\/twitter.com\/sixers\/status\/1403501935223840774<\/a>https:\/\/twitter.com\/Kazeem\/status\/1403520884560826368<\/a>https:\/\/twitter.com\/PompeyOnSixers\/status\/1403512983708446722<\/a><\/p>\n Simmons had two baskets during the run, including a jam for a 76-60 lead.<\/p>\n Atlanta couldn't regain the momentum as the 76ers stretched the lead to 20 points, 93-73, late in the period.<\/p>\n Embiid, who faced constant double-teams from Atlanta's defense, made 12 of 16 free throws.<\/p>\n Embiid had a scare in the third quarter when he limped and appeared to be in pain after grabbing a rebound. Embiid appeared to step awkwardly on Clint Capela's foot and he remained in the game.<\/p>\n Hawks coach Nate McMillan asked for a strong start that eluded his team in its Game 2 loss. Instead, Philadelphia relied on an unlikely scoring source to grab the early lead.<\/p>\n Furkan Korkmaz, who scored a combined seven points in the first two games of the series, scored 11 points in the opening period while making two 3s. He added another 3 in the fourth for 14 points.<\/p>\n The 76ers stretched the advantage to 11 points in the second period before settling for a 61-56 halftime lead.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n