76ers vs. Clippers Picks & Odds: February 2, 2026

The Los Angeles Clippers (-2, -112) have quickly erased a 6-21 start to the 2025-26 season to find themselves back near the .500 mark and at least in the play-in tournament bracket in the loaded Western Conference. They may be without superstar guard James Harden (O23.5 points, -114) on Monday night, though, as the visiting Philadelphia 76ers (+2, -108) and their ongoing three-game winning streak come to town.

Here's an expert pick and player prop for this matchup at the Intuit Dome on February 2, 2026, including an OVER on a scoring prop (-106) for one of the bigger All-Star snubs this year.

76ers vs. Clippers Odds Tonight

Matchup: Philadelphia 76ers vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 10 p.m. ET

Team	Spread	Money	Total
Philadelphia 76ers	+2 (-108)	+116	O 220.5 (-112)
Los Angeles Clippers	-2 (-112)	-136	U 220.5 (-108)

76ers vs. Clippers Expert Pick Tonight

Philadelphia 76ers ML (+116)

Sunday's 117-93 blowout of the Phoenix Suns marked the fourth game this season that Harden didn't play in, as he was away from the team due to personal reasons. Oddsmakers have his player props active for the start of the Clippers' quick two-game home stand, at least, providing some optimism that his absence will be contained to just a single outing. Los Angeles is 2-2 when he's unavailable, and having the 11-time All-Star in uniform would obviously help, but not enough to impact my decision to wager on the visitors to cover a narrow two-point spread. Philadelphia has been off since Saturday after beating the New Orleans Pelicans by double digits, 124-114. Tonight kicks off a five-game road trip against opponents from the opposite conference, and when they have a rest advantage, the Sixers are 9-5 in both the win-loss column and on the spread. The Clippers, on the other hand, are just 1-6 with three covers whenever playing on the second night of a back-to-back slate.

This will be the second of 25 games Paul George misses after receiving a suspension from the league for violating the anti-drug policy. He was averaging 23.5 points on 50 percent shooting in his last two appearances prior to being suspended, but both Kelly Oubre Jr. (O13.5 points, -122) and rookie VJ Edgecombe (O13.5 points, -114) have proven capable scorers this season and should help compensate. With Joel Embiid (O28.5 points, -114) listed as probable against Los Angeles, as well, the Sixers won't be in too much of a bind looking for offense, especially with Tyrese Maxey (O25.5 points, -128) playing at such a high level. The Clippers are 16-4 in their last 20 games, though, ranking second in offense (120.4 points per 100 possessions) and 10th in defense (112.1 points allowed per 100 possessions) during that stretch, so they won't be an easy beat even on weary legs.

Little rest does make the home side a risky play, considering their lack of success when that's the case thus far. Philadelphia beat Los Angeles by two points, 110-108, on Nov. 17 in the City of Brotherly Love, but both Embiid and Leonard didn't play, so it's hard to use that as a gauge for anything.

76ers vs. Clippers Prop Tonight

Kawhi Leonard OVER 24.5 Points (-106)

In 18 home appearances this season, Leonard has scored 25 or more points 14 different times, and still managed to average 22.7 points the four times he didn't. He's gone OVER this number four of the six times he's played the Sixers while a member of the Clippers, but has gone UNDER in the last two matchups. Nonetheless, knowing Leonard's offensive prowess hits another gear whenever he's at home (32.2 points on 52.2 percent shooting, compared to 22.7 points on 46 percent shooting on the road) should be enough to incentivize bettors, especially against a Philadelphia team which doesn't have an elite defensive wing with any size to combat the two-time Finals Most Valuable Player.

76ers vs. Clippers Trends Tonight

*All trends courtesy of Outlier

Kelly Oubre Jr. has failed to exceed 6.5 rebounds + assists in eight-straight games on the road (4.0 rebounds + assists/game average).
The OVER hit in five of the Philadelphia 76ers' last seven games vs. top-10 scoring defenses.
Tyrese Maxey has exceeded 29.5 points + rebounds in nine of his last 10 games on the road (33.5 points + rebounds/game average).
John Collins has exceeded 4.5 rebounds + assists in eight of his last nine games at home (7.2 rebounds + assists/game average).