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The Philadelphia 76ers dominated the Brooklyn Nets 129–105 at Barclays Center on November 2, with Kelly Oubre Jr. and Tyrese Maxey combining for 55 points to lead the offensive assault. Philadelphia's balanced attack was evident in their 34 assists and 52.1 field-goal percentage, while their three-point barrage—15 made threes—overwhelmed Brooklyn's perimeter defense. The Nets' Cam Thomas scored 29 points and Nicolas Claxton added 19, but Brooklyn's 42.9 shooting and seven three-pointers proved insufficient against Philadelphia's efficiency. The decisive stretch came in the fourth quarter, when the 76ers outscored the Nets 39–27 to put the game out of reach after a sluggish third quarter. Philadelphia's defensive rating of 97.7 held Brooklyn to just 105 points, while the Nets' 121.1 defensive rating highlighted their struggles containing the visitors' offensive rhythm. With the win, Philadelphia continues to assert itself as an Eastern Conference threat, while Brooklyn's defensive vulnerabilities demand immediate attention.
