Ben Simmons had a rough miss as he cut to the hoop for what should have been a wide-open layup Friday night against the Philadelphia 76ers. In the second quarter at Wells Fargo Center, Brooklyn's Jalen Wilson found Simmons all alone near the basket to put it home.

Friday's game between the Brooklyn Nets and the Philadelphia 76ers at Wells Fargo Center saw Ben Simmons return to his old stomping grounds. Simmons unsurprisingly didn't receive a very pleasant welcome from the home crowd but managed to put a big smile on their faces by missing a wide-open layup in the second quarter.

They say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Except a 76er fan booing Ben Simmons. Brooklyn’s Simmons has a history in Philadelphia, and while he’s returned to Wells Fargo Center before, he knows full well that he’ll keep getting booed by 76ers fans for the rest of his career.

Few would’ve also expected Cam Johnson to morph into a lethal scorer despite his hot shooting touch. Johnson kept up his torrid pace Friday night but the 76ers’ dual closers of Tyrese Maxey and Jared McCain were too much, sending the Nets to a 113-98 loss at Wells Fargo Center in Emirates NBA Cup play.

The Nets lost at the 76ers on Friday 113-98 in a game that not only put Brooklyn behind in the East Group A, but also showed them that they have to do better with taking care of t

After Friday's 113-98 NBA Cup loss at the Philadelphia 76ers, Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson explained how his career-night happened.