Lakers Overcome Suns 100-95 Boosted by LeBron James' 4th Quarter Rally; 76ers Exhibits Potential Without Harden Despite 118-117 Loss to Bucks; Damian Lillard Scores 39 in Bucks Debut

76ers' impressive performance against Bucks shows potential even without James Harden, while LeBron James' final quarter dominance fuels Lakers to their first victory of the season against Suns, and Damian Lillard's explosive 39 points debut for Bucks wine over 76ers.

• The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Phoenix Suns 100-95 thanks to LeBron James' 4th quarter rally, where he scored 10 of his 21 total points. Anthony Davis also stood out with 30 points and 13 rebounds for the Lakers.
• Despite James Harden's absence, the Philadelphia 76ers showcased potential in their match against the Milwaukee Bucks. After falling behind by 19 points, the 76ers managed to take an eight-point lead in the fourth quarter.
• In his Bucks debut, Damian Lillard performed brilliantly by scoring 39 points on 20 shots, contributing to the Bucks' 118-117 victory over the 76ers.
• Despite their loss, the 76ers demonstrate depth and promise, proving that they can remain competitive without Harden even against formidable teams such as the Bucks. Their performance illustrated why the team's management is in no hurry to deal Harden.
• Trade tensions continue between James Harden and the 76ers. Harden wishes to play for the LA Clippers, however, current offers from the Clippers do not meet the expectations of Sixers' management, which includes two unprotected future first-round picks or one first-round pick and Clippers player Terance Mann.

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