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Brooklyn's 114–106 victory over Philadelphia on December 23 at Wells Fargo Center was decided by the Nets' superior three-point shooting and second-quarter explosion. Mikal Porter Jr. led the Nets with 28 points, while Emir Démin added 20, as Brooklyn made 17 three-pointers compared to the 76ers' 7 and shot 42.7 percent overall. The decisive moment came in the second quarter, when Brooklyn outscored Philadelphia 36–30 to build momentum they would not relinquish. Though Joel Embiid posted 27 points for the 76ers and Paul George contributed 19, Philadelphia's 40.7 percent shooting and 16 turnovers proved costly. Brooklyn's balanced attack generated 24 assists while holding Philadelphia to a 105.2 offensive rating, and the Nets' 111.2 offensive rating overpowered a 76ers defense that recorded 12 steals but allowed the game to slip away. The final score fell below the Vegas total of 219.5, reflecting a defensive grind in the latter half. The loss marks a troubling stretch for Philadelphia's playoff positioning.