Thunder, 76ers Achieve Come-From-Behind Wins
Reigning NBA champions Oklahoma City Thunder, led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 31 points, rallied to beat the Sacramento Kings 107-101, improving to 5-0.
The Philadelphia 76ers also remained unbeaten, overcoming a double-digit deficit to achieve a 4-0 record with a 139-134 overtime win against the Wizards in Washington.
Gilgeous-Alexander, last season's Most Valuable Player, NBA Finals MVP, and league scoring leader, scored nine points in the fourth quarter as the Thunder rallied without Chet Holmgren due to a sore lower back.
The Thunder's victory marked a significant milestone, with the team staying unscathed in the young season.
Author's summary: Thunder and 76ers win big.
- Oklahoma City Thunder improved to 5-0
- Philadelphia 76ers improved to 4-0
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 31 points
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