The Philadelphia 76ers will finish their 3-game road trip on Wednesday against the Washington Wizards, and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place. The Sixers will look to bounce back following a loss in Miami on Monday and return home with a 2-1 road trip.<\/p>\n
The Sixers need to get back in the win column and continue their push into the top 6 in the East. After the loss to the Heat, they need to take advantage of the lowly Wizards, handle business, and then return home to prepare for a tough back-to-back with Minnesota and Detroit. Led by their stars, the Sixers should take care of the Wizards before returning home on Friday to begin a tough stretch of games.<\/p>\n
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Here’s when and where you should tune in to see the matchup:<\/p>\n
How to watch<\/p>\n
Location: Capital One Arena Washington, D.C.<\/p>\n
Channel: NBC Sports Philadelphia<\/p>\n
Notable injuries<\/p>\n
Sixers: OUT: Johni Broome (right knee surgery recovery)<\/p>\n
Wizards: OUT: Anthony Davis (left finger sprain), Trae Young (lower back pain, right quad contusion), D’Angelo Russell (not with team), Cam Whitmore (right shoulder deep vein thrombosis), Kyshawn George (left elbow sprain) QUESTIONABLE: Alex Sarr (left big toe capsulitis), Tre Johnson (right foot sprain), Bilal Coulibaly (right retrocalcaneal bursitis)<\/p>\n
Uniform assignments<\/p>\n
Sixers: Icon Edition (Blue)<\/p>\n
Wizards: Association Edition (White)<\/p>\n
Probable starting lineups<\/p>\n
Philadelphia 76ers<\/p>\n
Forward – Dominick Barlow<\/p>\n
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Washington Wizards<\/p>\n
Forward – Justin Champagnie<\/p>\n
Center – Tristan Vukcevic<\/p>\n
Next 5 games for Sixers<\/p>\n