Guard Seth Curry did not play against the Sixers because of the tenderness of the left ankle

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The Philadelphia 76ers set off again on Monday to take on the Houston Rockets as they plan to continue their six-match winning streak, but they do so even though they’re still a little shortened in the backfield.

The Sixers were already going to this match when they missed Tyrese Maxey due to health practices and Shake Milton due to a lower back bruise, but they also missed Seth Curry due to left ankle tenderness.

Curry, who has been a big help in basketball’s recovery lately, seemed to offend his ankle in Friday’s win against San Antonio Spurs when he collided with the fan line as he went after the basketball.

The Sixers knocked the Rockets back on Jan. 3 and they plan to sweep the season’s series, relying more on Furkan Korkmaz to carry out the attack. Philadelphia is also likely to turn to Danny Green to replace Curry.

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