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Clippers ride stingy defense to victory over Magic in finale of 3-1 trip

  • On Monday night, the Los Angeles Clippers defeated the Orlando Magic 96-87 in Orlando.
  • The Clippers' strong defensive performance, holding Orlando to the second-fewest points they've allowed this season, helped secure the victory as they wrapped up their 3-1 road trip.
  • Key contributions for the Clippers came from Kawhi Leonard and Norman Powell, each scoring 21 points, along with James Harden's 20 points and six steals, and Ivica Zubac's 18 points.
  • The Magic's Paolo Banchero led all scorers with 26 points, while Franz Wagner added 21, but the team struggled, shooting 39% from the field and losing the rebounding battle 48-32.
  • With the win, the Clippers improved their record to 43-32, tying Minnesota for seventh place in the Western Conference with seven games remaining, while the Magic fell to 36-40 and a game behind Atlanta in the Eastern Conference's race for the top play-in spot.
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Los Angeles Clippers basketball players beat Orlando 96:87 and achieved their 11th win in the last 14 games in the American Professional Basketball League (NBA).

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The Los Angeles Clippers defeated the Orlando Magic 96:87 in an NBA game, with Serbian international Bogdan Bogdanović scoring five points and grabbing two rebounds in 20 minutes of play.

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Orlando Sentinel broke the news in Orlando, United States on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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