Los Angeles Clippers vs Philadelphia 76ers — 113:128, NBA

Philadelphia earned a 128-113 win over the Los Angeles Clippers, pulling away with a high-volume, high-efficiency three-point attack and steadier ball movement. The 76ers finished with 17 made threes and 31 assists, using spacing and quick decisions to consistently create open looks and keep the Clippers in rotation. Tyrese Maxey led the way with 29 points, matching Kawhi Leonard’s 29 for Los Angeles, while Philadelphia’s supporting scoring proved decisive. Dominic Barlow added 26 points and Joel Embiid scored 24, giving the 76ers three players at 24+ points and allowing them to sustain offense even when the Clippers’ half-court execution tightened. Los Angeles shot an eye-catching 37-for-52 from the field (71.0%) and got 21 points from Jordan Miller, but the Clippers couldn’t keep pace from three (9-for-26) or on the glass (36 rebounds to Philadelphia’s 41). The 76ers’ extra possessions and added value from the three-point line helped offset the Clippers’ elite overall field-goal percentage. Going forward, the result underscores how Philadelphia can separate from opponents when its perimeter shooting and playmaking are both clicking, especially with multiple scorers sharing the load. For the Clippers, the performance shows their offensive ceiling when they’re finishing efficiently inside the arc, but also highlights the importance of winning the three-point math and rebounding battle against teams that generate volume threes and assisted offense.