Yang Hansen scored 2 points and grabbed 1 rebound; Kamara had a record-breaking night as the Trail Blazers exploded for 49 points in a single quarter to crush the 76ers and claim their third consecutive victory.

On February 10th Beijing time, during the NBA regular season, the Trail Blazers convincingly beat the 76ers 135-118 to notch their third consecutive victory. Yang Hansen entered as a substitute in the final quarter, adding 2 points and 1 rebound; Kamara shot 8-for-10 from beyond the arc, tallying 30 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, and 3 steals, marking career-best single-game totals for both scoring and three-pointers. The Trail Blazers also dominated the third quarter with 49 points, outscoring the 76ers by 27.

Game Progress

Both teams started with high shooting efficiency; the Trail Blazers showcased sharp three-point shooting from the outside, while the 76ers displayed a more varied offense, scoring consistently through drives and mid-range jumpers. When Kamara hit another three-pointer, the Trail Blazers led 17-12 by 5 points. As the Trail Blazers looked to extend their lead, the 76ers, led by Maxey and Oubre, fought back strongly with a scoring run. After Maxey was fouled and made both free throws, the 76ers held a 2-point advantage at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter, the 76ers maintained their momentum, scoring through threes and free throws, but the Trail Blazers quickly regained rhythm as Klingen and Avdija led the charge to close the gap. Later, the 76ers hit four consecutive three-pointers, but the Trail Blazers responded in kind with Kamara, Holiday, and Grant hitting four straight threes. At halftime, the 76ers led 65-64 by a single point. Yang Hansen did not play in the first half, while Klingen surpassed 1,000 career points.

After the break, the 76ers' shooting cooled off, and the Trail Blazers seized the opportunity as Grant, Avdija, and Kamara combined for five consecutive three-pointers, sparking a 23-5 run that flipped the game and gave Portland the lead. The 76ers tried to close the gap, but the Trail Blazers kept scoring through jump shots, fast breaks, and free throws. When Kamara threw down an alley-oop dunk, Portland led by 22 points. The Trail Blazers continued their relentless offense, leaving the 76ers’ defense helpless. Portland’s 49-point third quarter set a season record for points in a single quarter and outscored Philadelphia by 27, leading 113-87. In the final quarter, the 76ers started strong with consecutive three-pointers to fight back, but the Trail Blazers maintained their scoring pace. When Lüpper hit a three-pointer, the Trail Blazers led 131-105. With the large point difference and little time left, the game’s outcome was decided, prompting both teams to bring in their bench players. Yang Hansen entered off the bench, scoring immediately and grabbing a rebound, though his attempts at three-pointers missed. Ultimately, the Trail Blazers won decisively, securing their third straight victory.

Starting Lineups

Trail Blazers: Avdija, Grant, Klingen, Kamara, Holiday

76ers: Maxey, Echekum, Oubre, Drummond, Watford