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In every way possible, the Warriors had as bad of a start to a game as possible Thursday night in Philadelphia against the 76ers. That isn’t an exaggeration either.

But this is why all four quarters count. The Warriors’ reserves for the second straight game led a furious comeback, but fell short in heartbreaking fashion, 99-98 in the final second at the Xfinity Mobile Arena.

VJ Edgecombe put back a Tyrese Maxey miss with 0.9 seconds left, and then Maxey blocked a layup attempt from De’Anthony Melton at the buzzer.

After Will Richard made it a 5-5 game, the 76ers then answered with a 22-0 run. The Warriors went more than seven minutes without scoring a single point, chucking threes and counting their misses. They finished the first quarter with 10 points, which is the l

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