Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Andre Iguodala scored 18 points and Lou Williams came off the bench for 16 more as the Philadelphia 76ers concluded their west coast trip with a 106-80 rout of the Los Angeles Clippers.

Thaddeus Young and Willie Green each added 13 points, while Samuel Dalembert totaled 12 points and 12 rebounds for the Sixers, who won the final two contests of the swing after starting with a 22-point loss to Golden State on Friday.

Rodney Carney also scored 12 for Philadelphia, which shot 59 percent from the field, two nights after upsetting the Phoenix Suns with a 56.7 percent effort.

"Our overall game was pretty good," Sixers coach Maurice Cheeks said. "Shooting 60 percent really helped. Our bench was good. We didn't have any lapses in the game."

This marked Philadelphia's 10th win in 13 games. The Sixers hold a one-game lead on New Jersey for the seventh spot in the Eastern Conference playoff race.

Al Thornton had 20 points, but also accounted for 10 of the 18 turnovers for the Clippers, who have lost six in a row. Corey Maggette had 16 points and Cuttino Mobley 12 for LA, which had beaten the Sixers four straight times at the Staples Center.

"Eighteen turnovers for 27 points killed us," Clippers coach Mike Dunleavy said. "We didn't do a good job of moving the ball. They're (Sixers) a very athletic team."

The Sixers went ahead with a 10-2 run in the opening quarter, capped by an Iguodala jumper for a 20-17 margin with less than two minutes remaining.

Philadelphia's lead stood at 25-21 going into the second, but the Sixers gradually pulled away before halftime. A 9-2 flurry moved the cushion to 50-38, with Iguodala's three culminating the run.

"We got off to a sluggish start, but they didn't jump on us like they could have. Then we found our rhythm," Sixers guard Andre Miller said. "Everybody is bringing something to the table."

It was 54-42 at the break and the hot shooting continued in the third, with Williams hitting a three at the buzzer for a 73-59 margin going into the fourth.

The Clippers never challenged in the last quarter, falling behind 81-61 after a pair of Carney foul shots inside of 10 minutes left.