The key player of the 76ers still dealt with the reverse for the confrontation vs Blazers

The confrontation of Monday night against the Portland Trail Blazers is critical for the philadelphia 76ers. As the team continues its impulse for a game place, they have the opportunity to reach a surprising distance from the Chicago Bulls in the East Conference classification.

The Sixers know that they will not have all their hands on the deck moving forward, since several players have been discarded for long periods. However, they have key players who deal with setbacks, but they can continue playing, like Guerschon Yabusele.

Recently, Yabusele has been dealing with a setback related to the eye, but it is not expected that his condition will receive a success on Monday, since Yabuse is appeared as available in the official NBA injury report.

For the most part, Yabusele has avoided absences throughout the year. Monday’s confrontation will mark game 60 for Sixers this season, and will be the 56th appearance of Yabusele.

When the Sixers faced the bulls on February 24, Yabusele’s night was limited to only 13 minutes. At the end of the game, it was pushed and discarded by the rest of the confrontation. The Sixers discarded Yabusele for the next exit against the New York Knicks.

When the Sixers returned to the floor to face the Golden State Warriors during the weekend, Yabusele left the bank for 27 minutes. He had a productive night, shooting 5-8 from the floor, with all his brands from beyond the arch. Yabusele finished the game with 18 points, six rebounds and five assists.

Except for any unexpected change before Monday’s game, Sixers will have Yabusele ready against Portland. This season, the veteran key has published averages of 11 points, six rebounds and two assists while fired 51 percent from the field and 40 percent of three.

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