The Philadelphia 76ers mounted a good comeback on Tuesday -- even though they were without center Joel Embiid and even though their opponent, the LA Clippers, were without point guard Chris Paul.

The 76ers rallied from a 19-point, second-half deficit to win, dominating the final 21:40.

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In that stretch, Nerlens Noel, Gerald Henderson and Dario Saric combined to outscore the Clippers 34-32. Noel was 5-of-5 from the field. Henderson, who missed his first three shots, made 3 of 4. On the other side, Austin Rivers and J.J. Redick combined to make just 1 of 10 shots after starting the game by making 12 of 20.

The 76ers dominated by scoring from the low post. They had eight fourth-quarter baskets at the rim compared to one for the Clippers. They outscored the Clippers in the paint, 66-20, their most paint points in a game since Nov. 2014.

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The 76ers won despite allowing 18 3-pointers and sending the Clippers to the foul line for 41 free throws. Regarding the former, it was the first time the 76ers won a game in which they allowed at least 18 3-pointers (they’ve done so eight times). Regarding the latter, the Clippers hurt themselves by shooting 26 of 41 (63 percent). The 76ers were 21-of-22.

That closed out a 3-1 homestand, the 76ers' first winning homestand of four or more games since March 2013 (per Elias Sports Bureau research).

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Tuesday's game was the first time that the 76ers had 10 or more players appear in a game and each score at least seven points since December 7, 1988 when they beat the Nuggets, 134-109.