The Sixers’ late-season tank turned out pretty successful with the team securing the fifth-best lottery odds after a loss to the Hawks Friday.

The Sixers hung around all night, even getting a late-game heater from Quentin Grimes, but they just didn’t have enough to take the down the Timberwolves Saturday.

What resembled the Sixers lost the final game of a grueling six-game road trip.

Playing against the team that traded him, Quentin Grimes starred as the Sixers were able to take down the equally shorthanded Mavs.

For the second straight game Jeff Dowtin set a career high in scoring but it wasn’t enough as the shorthanded Sixers fought before falling to the Pacers.

In a game where both teams would’ve preferred to improve their lottery odds, the Sixers simply had more NBA talent on the floor than the lowly Jazz.

It was an ugly night in Boston as the shorthanded Celtics crushed the woefully shorthanded Sixers.