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The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 128–113 on February 2 at Intuit Dome, with Tyrese Maxey and D. Barlow combining for 55 points to lead the visitors. Philadelphia's offensive efficiency proved decisive, posting a 135.2 rating while holding the Clippers to 118.0 defensively; the 76ers shot 47.9 percent overall and made 17 three-pointers, well above the Clippers' nine. Kawhi Leonard's 29 points and J. Miller's 21 kept Los Angeles competitive early—the teams were separated by just five points at halftime—but Philadelphia's dominance in the opening quarter (38 points) and bench production set the tone. The 76ers' ball movement was crisp with 31 assists against only five turnovers, while the Clippers committed 14 miscues and managed just 24 assists on 36 rebounds. The game fell short of the 220.5-point Vegas total, finishing 15.5 points under. Philadelphia's road victory, powered by efficient perimeter shooting and turnover discipline, strengthens their playoff positioning in the Eastern Conference.