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Rivers: Embiid ‘good’ physically after G2 return

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Philadelphia coach Doc Rivers said superstar Joel Embiid was ‘good’ physically after returning from a sprained knee to play 27 minutes in the 76ers’ loss to Boston in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals Wednesday night.

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