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PHILADELPHIA — Joel Embiid wrapped close friend Jimmy Butler into a hug near the 76ers’ bench before walking off the court late Thursday, the physical representation of one All-Star and his team moving on to the Eastern Conference finals and the other again falling short of the ultimate goal.

The guard, who will turn 35 in June, averaged 9.1 points and 3.4 rebounds per game in this year’s playoffs.

Jimmy Butler makes a good point here.

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After The Beard flopped when it mattered most, Philly must decide whether to push forward with Harden’s partnership with Joel Embiid or move on.

The 76ers star big man said that Harden has taken on more of a role as a facilitator.

Miami is moving on to the conference finals after stifling Philadelphia in a convincing Game 6 victory.

The 10-time All-Star said he will do whatever for the team “to win and compete at the highest level.”

The 10-time All-Star only attempted two shots in the second half and didn’t score any points.