Portland Trail Blazers vs Philadelphia 76ers Final Score & Over/Under Result — Mar 15, 2026

The last time Portland came to Philadelphia this season, the Trail Blazers escaped with a 135–118 win on a high-octane night that combined for 253 points. Wednesday's rematch told a starkly different story: a deliberate, low-scoring affair that finished 109–103 in favor of the 76ers, with a combined 212 points that landed well short of the 229.5 market total.

DAGGER leaned under pregame, and it cashed by 17.5. The opening line of 229.5 dipped only slightly to 228.5 by tip, suggesting modest forecast movement despite Portland's recent form (110.5 ppg, 110.5 allowed) and Philadelphia's defensive profile (117.5 allowed per game over the last ten). The first quarter ignited with 57 combined points—the game's highest-scoring frame—but the pace collapsed thereafter. The second half combined for just 105 points, with neither team finding rhythm: Philadelphia's Q3 yielded only 29 combined points, while Portland managed just 22 in that same stretch.

Quentin Grimes led Philadelphia with 31 points while Justin Edwards added 21, yet the 76ers' firepower couldn't override the broader offensive drought. Portland's Deni Avdija orchestrated with 25 points, 6 rebounds, and 9 assists; Jerami Grant contributed 20 points; and Donovan Clingan anchored the glass with 11 points and 15 rebounds. The fourth quarter's 54 combined points showed neither team found late-game momentum. Portland's low-volume profile aligned with the under thesis, even as Philadelphia's defensive reputation suggested the ceiling remained within reach.