Mistakes bog down Clippers in restart loss to Lakers

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Chandler, the Sixers’ starting power forward, will be sidelined two to three weeks with a right quadriceps strain. He will miss at least six games heading into the NBA All-Star break. The trade deadline is set for 3 p.m. Thursday, and the Sixers were already thin in the front court before the injury