Full injury report for Tyrese Maxey, Sixers vs. Bucks in season finale

TL;DR

The Philadelphia 76ers face the Milwaukee Bucks in their regular season finale, needing a win and help to secure a playoff spot. Joel Embiid is sidelined due to recovery from appendectomy surgery, while Tyrese Maxey is not on the injury report despite a recent finger issue.

The Philadelphia 76ers will take on the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday in the regular season finale needing a win and some help to get into the playoffs. The Sixers are a game back of the Orlando Magic (No. 7 seed) and the Toronto Raptors for the sixth and final guaranteed playoff spot. They will need a win as well as a Raptors loss to the Brooklyn Nets and a Magic loss to the Boston Celtics to get into the playoffs.

As far as the injury report is concerned, of course, Joel Embiid (post appendectomy surgery recovery) is sidelined. The big fella is home following an appendectomy in Houston on Thursday, but he is going to mis an extended period of time.

As for Tyrese Maxey, the star guard did leave Friday's win over the Indiana Pacers briefly as his right finger was clearly bothering him, but he was able to return and help Philadelphia get the job done. He is not listed on the injury report as he and the Sixers prepare for another battle.

Johni Broome (right knee surgery recovery) is out as well.

The Sixers and the Bucks will tip off at 6 p.m. EDT from Xfinity Mobile Arena on Sunday evening.

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Q&A

What is the status of Joel Embiid's injury for the Sixers?

Joel Embiid is sidelined as he is recovering from appendectomy surgery and will miss an extended period of time.

Did Tyrese Maxey sustain a serious injury in the game against the Pacers?

Tyrese Maxey briefly left the game due to a right finger issue but returned to play and is not listed on the injury report.

What do the Sixers need to qualify for the playoffs?

The Sixers need to win against the Bucks and require losses from both the Toronto Raptors and Orlando Magic to secure a playoff spot.