Tobias Harris: C+

After a silent game on Monday, Harris was much more involved in this one. He was aggressive when the ball touched his hands and he was getting into the paint. As always with Harris, the key for him is to get him into a rhythm. When he is able to get to his spots on the floor, that is when he’s able to knock down looks and find ways to contribute. However, after a solid start, he cooled off a bit, and he did pick up a couple of cheap fouls defending Towns. He did some good things in this one, but he also could have done more.

Joel Embiid: A+

The good news to start this one was Timberwolves big man Rudy Gobert picked up two quick fouls in this one. Then Embiid drew two fouls on Towns and Naz Reid as well so he was getting to the line early which allowed him to score despite having a tough time with his field goal shooting. He was better with his shot as the game wore on. He was sizing up guys like Reid and Towns and knocking down mid-range jumpers over them. His offense was very important in the third quarter as he carried the Sixers and kept them in the game single-handedly. It is insane to see the big fella take his game to yet another incredible level after an MVP season.

Patrick Beverley: A-

There was a play in the first quarter when Beverley collided with Reid on a loose ball and it was incredible that it wasn't called a foul on Reid. It led to a botched alley-oop by Minnesota and Beverley then proceeded to drill a corner triple. It was the definition of a "ball don't lie" moment for Beverley and the Sixers. Getting the start in the second half with Melton leaving, Beverley contributed in a big way and gave the Sixers a boost on both ends.

Paul Reed: B+

The initial Reed stint was more than solid. He was terrific defensively as he was active with his hands and he was smart with his body movements on that end. He didn't contribute much on offense, but his defense really was terrific off the bench.

Marcus Morris Sr.: B+

In his first game back from an illness, Morris Sr. calmly knocked down a corner triple off a nice relocation move from him. His ability to read situations and be able to find spots for looks from the perimeter is important for this group. It wasn't a great night for him defensively, but overall, Morris Sr. found a way to contribute positively for Philadelphia.

Danuel House Jr.: B

The energy level House Jr. brought on the defensive end was apparent. He was active, bothering Minnesota's perimeter players, and really giving the Sixers a boost on that end of the floor. He wasn't able to get off an open look from deep on the offensive end, but one has to like his energy level defensively.

KJ Martin: B

The Sixers called upon Martin late in the third quarter being down so many wings and he made a positive impact. He played well on the defensive end as his athleticism gave Philadelphia a boost and he had a nice finish around the basket.