PHILADELPHIA -- Ever since getting back on the floor on Nov. 17, Paul George has been available at a high rate for the Philadelphia 76ers. He has played in 19 of a possible 23 games thus far and has been able to give the Sixers some consistent production on both ends.

Rookie VJ Edgecombe stuffed the stat sheet on Wednesday, helping the Sixers pick up their fourth win in five games.

The Sixers' loss to a Nuggets team down all five starters is inexcusable. It's also a byproduct of the slog that is the 82-game regular season.

The Philadelphia 76ers will begin a 3-game road trip when they take on the Orlando Magic on Friday, and if you're wondering how you can watch all the action live, you've come to the right place. The Sixers will be looking to earn an important tiebreaker in terms of the standings in the third and final matchup between these two teams.

The Sixers fell back to earth Monday night at Xfinity Mobile Arena. They had their three-game winning streak snapped with a 125-124 overtime loss to the Nuggets. Joel Embiid goaltended a Bruce Brown layup with 5.

Oubre has been out since Nov. 14 with a left knee ligament and Watford has missed action since Nov. 25 with a strained left thigh muscle.

The Sixers will look to take advantage of the Wizards being on the second night of a back-to-back after hosting the Orlando Magic on Tuesday. Philadelphia will be rested and look to reset following a loss on Monday to the depleted Denver Nuggets in overtime.

The Magic opened the year in miserable fashion, dropping four of their first five games, including a loss to Philadelphia. Since that slow start, Orlando has found its footing. Their offense now ranks 16th in the league, while their defense sits 11th overall, just outside the top 10.