Following a loss against the Miami Heat on Saturday night, the Sixers have officially been eliminated from the 2025 NBA Playoffs. For the first time since 2017, the Sixers aren’t going to participate in any postseason action.

Here are the three biggest takeaways for the Philadelphia 76ers following their elimination loss to the Miami Heat.

The difference between the talented and inexperienced presented itself again awkwardly at the Wells Fargo Center. The result was almost predictable by now — 76ers fans filing out quietly with a quarter left to play.

So how exactly did we get here, the Miami Heat spending these final two weeks of the season not only having to accept the reality of a third consecutive trip to the play-in round, but for the first time likely having to start that trip from the bottom of the play-in round?

The Sixers are up against a team that actually wants to make the playoffs in this one, as they welcome the Heat to Philadelphia.

Observations and other notes of interest from Saturday night’s 118-95 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers: – These are the traps that need to be avoided to maximize the possibility of a home play-in game.

The Philadelphia 76ers fall sort to the Miami Heat on Saturday and are officially eliminated from payoff contention.

Their latest loss came Saturday night at Wells Fargo Center against the Heat, who earned a 118-95 victory. Jared Butler posted 19 points and 10 assists for the 23-51 Sixers. All-Star Heat guard Tyler Herro had 30 points and seven assists for the Heat,

Guerschon Yabusele and the Philadelphia 76ers will play host to the Miami Heat on Saturday looking to play out the string.

The reality is that with one loss over their remaining eight games, the Miami Heat will have the team’s first losing record since 2018-19. For now, though, for the first time in a long time,

Tyler Herro scored 30 points to lead the Miami Heat to a 118-95 victory over the short-handed Philadelphia 76ers.

Tyler Herro scored 30 points and Alec Burks chipped in 20 as the Miami Heat smashed the host Philadelphia 76ers 118-95 on Saturday in the opener of a three-game road trip.

With Andrew Wiggins sidelined with injury, the Miami Heat are giving an opportunity to a rookie. First-year player Pelle Larsson gets the start tonight against the Philadelphia 76ers. He is joined by Bam Adebayo,

As the Miami Heat prepares to face the Philadelphia 76ers in an away game, the absence of three key players—Andrew Wiggins, Duncan Robinson, and Kevin Love—adds considerable uncertainty to the match. Each of these players plays a crucial role within the team, and their absence will have a profound impact on the Heat's overall performance.

Butler thankful for Heat memories, disappointed by Warriors' loss Warriors forward Jimmy Butler speaks to reporters after Golden State's 112-86 loss to the Miami Heat on Tuesday a