Pascal Siakam wasn’t about to criticize 76ers star Joel Embiid for breaking out his trademark airplane celebration late in Philadelphia’s blowout win over the host Toronto Raptors in the series-ending Game 6 on Thursday night. “If that’s how he decides to celebrate, who am I to tell him not to? It is what it is. We lost. That’s it,” Siakam said of Embiid, who scored a game-high 33 points. After his dunk with just over four minutes left in the fourth quarter put the Sixers up 119-90, Embiid ran back on defence with his arms stretched out for his airplane pose — drawing loud boos from the Toronto crowd. “I don’t think it’s anything new. It’s what he does,” Siakam said. “For us, we want to play better. We want to be able to beat them. I think we know he’s going to do all the stuff. As long as that’s him, I have no problem with it. If we win, it’s a different story. He won and I think that’s on him to celebrate however he wanted.” On the ensuing possession, Siakam drove to the h...