The Philadelphia 76ers will look to sweep the two-game season series with the Portland Trail Blazers when they meet in an interconference matchup Monday night. Portland blew a double-digit lead and lost 133-129 in overtime to the Cleveland Cavaliers Sunday afternoon, while Philadelphia defeated the Golden State Warriors 126-119 Saturday. The Trail Blazers (27-34), who are fourth in the Northwest Division, are 11-20 on the road this season. The 76ers (21-38), who are third in the Atlantic Division, are 11-20 on their home court. Philadelphia center Joel Embiid (knee) has been ruled out for the rest of the season. Deandre Ayton (calf) and Jerami Grant (knee) are out for Portland.

Tipoff from Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia is set for 7 p.m. ET. The 76ers are 2-point favorites in the latest Trail Blazers vs. 76ers odds from SportsLine consensus, while the over/under for total points scored is 229. The Sixers are at -134 on the money line (risk $134 to win $100), while Portland is at +113 (risk $100 to win $113).

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