
Noah Levick
Sixers Beat Reporter at NBC Sports Philadelphia
Cover the Sixers for @NBCSPhilly | @ProHoopsWriters member | Fan of Pakistan cricket team | Email: [email protected]
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6 days ago |
nbcphiladelphia.com | Noah Levick
The Phillies jumped on the Giants in the first inning Thursday and let Cristopher Sanchez do much of the rest. With a 6-4 win at Citizens Bank Park, the Phillies salvaged a four-game series split against San Francisco and improved to 11-8 overall. They still haven't lost a series at home since being swept by the Yankees in late July of last season. The Phillies tallied five runs in the first. Sanchez set a new career high with 12 strikeouts over seven innings and only walked one.
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6 days ago |
nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Noah Levick
The Phillies jumped on the Giants in the first inning Thursday and let Cristopher Sanchez do much of the rest. With a 6-4 win at Citizens Bank Park, the Phillies salvaged a four-game series split against San Francisco and improved to 11-8 overall. They still haven’t lost a series at home since being swept by the Yankees in late July of last season. The Phillies tallied five runs in the first. Sanchez set a new career high with 12 strikeouts over seven innings and only walked one.
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6 days ago |
nbcphiladelphia.com | Noah Levick
The Phillies jumped on the Giants in the first inning Thursday and let Cristopher Sanchez do much of the rest. With a 6-4 win at Citizens Bank Park, the Phillies salvaged a four-game series split against San Francisco and improved to 11-8 overall. They still haven't lost a series at home since being swept by the Yankees in late July of last season. The Phillies tallied five runs in the first. Sanchez set a new career high with 12 strikeouts over seven innings and only walked one.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Noah Levick
4 takeaways on Morey and Nurse's press conference following nightmare season originally appeared on NBC Sports PhiladelphiaDaryl Morey’s wildest nightmares never included him speaking to reporters after the Sixers’ 58th and final loss of the season. Advertisement“For me personally, it was obviously the toughest season of my career,” the Sixers’ president of basketball operations said Sunday.
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1 week ago |
nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Noah Levick
The Sixers’ 2024-25 season is history. They won’t want to relive much of it. The team closed out its schedule Sunday afternoon at Wells Fargo Center with a 122-102 loss to the Bulls. At 24-58, the Sixers’ record was by their worst since the 2015-16 season. Lonnie Walker IV scored 31 points in the season finale, tying his career highThe injury-plagued Sixers’ eight available players included Isaiah Mobley, who signed Sunday morning.
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Observations on the Sixers’ loss to Atlanta in their penultimate game https://t.co/7BN7bMjeTt

RT @SixersAdam: Joel Embiid has had his left knee surgery, per the Sixers. https://t.co/podxjdNtNr

A “special” night for Jeff Dowtin Jr., Adem Bona vs. Alex Sarr, more here on the Sixers’ road finale win. ⬇️ https://t.co/vkGGrhHw6R