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The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Brooklyn Nets 115–103 on November 28 at Barclays Center, controlling the matchup with superior efficiency and ball movement. Tyrese Maxey led Philadelphia with 22 points, supported by Jalen McCain's 20 points as the 76ers shot 48.9 percent from the field and made 11 three-pointers. Brooklyn's Enes Dëmin paced the hosts with 23 points, and Nicolas Clowney added 16, but the Nets' 40 percent shooting and 13 three-pointers proved insufficient. Philadelphia's defensive intensity was the deciding factor: the 76ers forced 18 turnovers, recorded 12 steals, and held Brooklyn to a 102.5 offensive rating while generating 28 assists on their own end. The game fell well short of the 222.5 Vegas total, finishing 21 points under. Philadelphia's dominant second quarter—32 points to Brooklyn's 25—set the tone early, and despite the Nets' late push in the fourth quarter, the 76ers' superior ball security and perimeter shooting proved decisive. The victory reinforces Philadelphia's East contention while Brooklyn continues to search for consistency.
