Sixers show potential for offensive improvement with new lineup changes

Eric Hartline-USA TODAY SportsThe Philadelphia 76ers ended on a high before the All-Star break. They defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 110-103 with an impressive, engaged effort at both ends of the floor, led by stellar performances from their stars. The main talking point, though, is how the Sixers looked with the big lineup change that finally happened: Al Horford playing off the bench.

After the game, Brett Brown discussed the conversation he had with Horford about the adjustment. “I said that this starting group has been struggling and that [Horford] had done nothing wrong,” Brown explained. “I keep myself up late at night trying to find ways to better coach it and fix and let it…