Photos: Lakers vs. 76ers

Lakers forward Kobe Bryant goes by a leaping Nerlens Noel and makes a reverse layup.

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Dec. 1, 2015 8:16 PM PT

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Photos from the Lakers’ 103-91 loss to the 76ers at Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Arena.

Lakers’ Kobe Bryant waves to the crowd after a game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

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76ers post player Jahlil Okafor reacts during a game against the Lakers.

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Julius Erving, Kobe Bryant, Gregg Downer

Former NBA player Julius Erving, left, and Kobe Bryant’s Lower Merion High School coach Gregg Downer, third from left, present Bryant, second left, a framed jersey before a game against the 76ers.

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Kobe Bryant, Nik Stauskas, D'Angelo Russell

Lakers point guard D’Angelo Russell (1) dribbles around a screen set by Kobe Bryant (24) on 76ers guard Nik Stauskas (11).

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Lakers forward Kobe Bryant waits by the bench prior to a game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

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Jordan Clarkson, Kobe Bryant, JaKarr Sampson

Lakers guard Jordan Clarkson, left, and forward Kobe Bryant, right, restrain the 76ers’ JaKarr Sampson after an altercation with Lakers center Roy Hibbert (not pictured).

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Lakers’ aging star Kobe Bryant, right, is embraced by former NBA player Julius Erving before a game against the 76ers.

(Matt Slocum / Associated Press)

Lakers may benefit by matching a Jordan Clarkson offer sheet this summer

Lakers guard Jordan Clarkson attempts a shot over 76ers forward Nerlens Noel during a game on Dec. 1.

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76ers center Jahlil Okafor shoots over Lakers power forward Brandon Bass.

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Nerlens Noel, Roy Hibbert, Julius Randle, D'Angelo Russell

76ers’ forward Nerlens Noel (4) tries to shoot against Lakers’ defenders D’Angelo Russell (1), Julius Randle (30) and Roy Hibbert (17) during the first half.

(Matt Slocum / Associated Press)