Boston’s season is on the line tonight in Game 6, but they’ll have to go on the road to force a Game 7. At home in Game 5, it was a bad shooting night overall (and from three), thus I’m not expecting dramatic improvement tonight in Philadelphia.

But, strangely enough, I don’t think the 76ers will match their Game 5 shooting in Boston, which saw them go 50.6% from the field and 40% from three. Both James Harden and Tyrese Maxey have been inconsistent for them throughout this series and expecting both to have big games tonight, I think, is a mistake.

Outside of Game 1, where both teams came out and shot the lights out, this has been a pretty low-scoring series. Over the last four games, we’ve seen no more than 218 total points scored in regulation. Remember that Game 4 here in Philly went to overtime and was tied 107-107 at the end of 48 minutes.

So I’m looking at the Under here in Game 6. Lost in the shuffle of Philly’s Game 5 upset is that the teams combined for 61 free throw attempts. Don’t think we’ll see that number duplicated tonight.

Most trends to point towards the Over, however, Boston is 7-1 to the Under following a double digit loss at home. Also, NBA Playoff Game 6’s where you have a home underdog coming off a Game 5 win - the Under has gone 5-2 the last seven times. 10*