A ball got stuck above the hoop and Andre Drummond had so much trouble getting it unstuck.

The boos mounted from the MSG stands, and frustration mounted for Drummond. Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns walked over, and Drummond threw up his hands. Drummond surrendered, and handed the broom to his frontcourt rival.

When the ball got stuck behind the basket in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals on Wednesday night, the Knicks’ Karl-Anthony Towns proved that if you want something done right, you’ve got to do it yourself.

The Philadelphia 76ers must make a change in their series against the New York Knicks if Joel Embiid stays out.

Andre Drummond did his thing for the UConn Huskies during his lone college season. The freshman center averaged 10 points and nearly eight rebounds. Those were not eye‑popping numbers. He did, however,

Philadelphia 76ers big man Andre Drummond gives his reaction to finally winning his first playoff series after a Game 7 win over the Boston Celtics.

Karl-Anthony Towns shared what he told Tyrese Maxey as the game was delayed for the ball being stuck behind the backboard.

The 76ers nearly ran out of centers to deploy in Wednesday’s 108-102 Game 2 loss against the Knicks. And the issue looms large with Joel Embiid’s day-to-day injury status as the series shifts to Philadelphia for Games 3 & 4.