Oklahoma City Thunder relies on a high-efficiency pace and space offence, attempting a significant number of three-pointers and posing a threat in fast breaks and transition plays. Their average points per game rank high in the league, with a system that provides scoring opportunities for multiple players. The Philadelphia 76ers struggle with slow offensive-defensive transitions and a lack of depth in their rotations. Data indicates the Thunder scores around 112 points per game this season and has suffered two consecutive losses, including a 117-102 defeat to the San Antonio Spurs on Christmas Day, highlighting vulnerabilities when facing tactical adjustments. The Philadelphia 76ers' record this season is 16 wins and 13 losses, placing them mid-table in the Eastern Conference. They average approximately 114 points per game, with recent performances fluctuating significantly, including impressive high-scoring victories and losing streaks, such as their loss to the Chicago Bulls. Defensively, they have conceded an average of about 111 points in their last five games, with issues in rotation speed and rim protection, especially against fast-paced offences. The 76ers will be without Joel Embiid for this game, and several key players are injured or questionable, leaving the offence to be supported by a few players. This impacts team coordination and offensive output, compounded by playing away from home, contributing to an overall dip in form. Prediction: Home, Oklahoma City Thunder -14.5