The 76ers made it rain in historic fashion at the Wells Fargo Center in their series-opening win over the Nets on Saturday afternoon.
Philly knocked down 21 triples, the most in a playoff game in franchise history, in a breezy 121-101 victory. James Harden led the way, tormenting his former team with seven 3-pointers on 13 attempts.
The Sixers shot 48.8 percent from beyond the arc, with Tobias Harris knocking down all three of his attempts, and Tyrese Maxey shooting 3-for-5 from downtown.
Harden finished with 23 points and 13 assists, while Joel Embiid chipped in 26 points to go along with his five rebounds.
Brooklyn will look to even the series on Monday night in Philadelphia.
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