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The Atlanta Hawks defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 142–134 on November 30 at Wells Fargo Center in a high-scoring affair that exceeded the Vegas total of 232.5 points. Jalen Johnson led Atlanta with 41 points, while Nic Alexander-Walker added 34 points to power the Hawks' offensive attack. Tyrese Maxey countered with 44 points for Philadelphia, supported by Quentin Grimes's 28 points, but it proved insufficient. Atlanta's superior three-point shooting—15 made threes to Philadelphia's 10—and ball movement (36 assists versus 26) proved decisive, though both teams turned the ball over frequently (Hawks 21, 76ers 18). The Hawks shot 46.2 percent from the field compared to the 76ers' 43.8 percent, and their rebounding advantage (58–46) helped control the glass. A critical fourth-quarter surge by Atlanta (32 points) outpaced Philadelphia's 26 points in the same frame, sealing the outcome. The Hawks' offensive rating of 110.0 eclipsed Philadelphia's 104.1, underscoring their efficiency down the stretch. This victory strengthens Atlanta's positioning in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
