PREVIEW: The Philadelphia 76ers visit the Phoenix Suns on Saturday night, with the 76ers ranked 3rd in free throw shooting efficiency while the Suns rank 2nd in forcing turnovers. Philadelphia enters this matchup with a 29-22 record overall and a 14-9 road record following a loss to the Los Angeles Lakers, where Joel Embiid led the team with 35 points. The Suns carry a 31-21 record and boast a strong 17-8 home mark after falling to the Golden State Warriors, with Dillon Brooks scoring 24 points in that contest. Interestingly, both squads exhibit offensive limitations—Philadelphia ranks 23rd in spacing on offense while Phoenix sits at 24th in the same category . The injury situation tilts heavily toward Phoenix's advantage heading into this showdown. Philadelphia is without Paul George due to a league suspension, while Joel Embiid is listed as questionable for knee management. The Suns face their own backcourt issues, with both Devin Booker and Jalen Green questionable, while Grayson Allen remains sidelined. Despite recent setbacks, the 76ers have shown strong road form at 14-9 powered by Tyrese Maxey, but the Suns remain formidable at home with their 17-8 record and will look to halt Philadelphia's momentum.