76ers win fourth straight as Clippers play without James Harden again
- In Inglewood on Monday night, the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Los Angeles Clippers 128-113 for their fourth consecutive victory.
- Joel Embiid had 24 points as he continues to regain full strength after a right ankle injury, and the Sixers are 11-10 without Paul George, who is serving a 25-game suspension, while James Harden missed his second straight game for personal reasons.
- In the third quarter, Tyrese Maxey scored 29 points, Dominick Barlow added 26 and 16 rebounds, even as the Sixers were outscored 34-28 in that period.
- The Sixers visit the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night to finish a back-to-back, while the Clippers are 8-3 over their last 11 games and will host the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday.
- The game featured two big names who weren't selected as All-Star reserves: Joel Embiid and Kawhi Leonard, who led the Clippers with 29 points while Jordan Miller added 21 off the bench.
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INGLEWOOD — An All-Star snub. The second game of a back-to-back after a three-game trip. James Harden’s personal issues that kept him in Arizona and off the court. Rumors of a potential trade. On top of all that, the Clippers had to play the rejuvenated Philadelphia 76ers, which only added to their rough past few days. And a deflating 128-113 loss on Monday night at the Intuit Dome certainly didn’t help. The Clippers (23-26), who lost for just t…
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Tyrese Maxey scored 29 points to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a 128-113 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. Dominick Barlow added 26 points and 16 rebounds.
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