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LeBron James put on a show in Philadelphia Friday night, rescuing the Sixers down the stretch in what head coach Nick Nurse called his best performance as a member of the team. The King delivered when it mattered most, and Philly walked away with the win over New York.
The Knicks, meanwhile, are a team still searching for themselves six games into the season. Josh Hart said it plainly after falling to two and four — the ball goes stagnant, the turnovers come at the worst moments, and the offense just isn't clicking yet. New York needs to find a rhythm, and fast.
Out west, the Golden State Warriors pulled off something remarkable, erasing a twenty-five point deficit behind thirty-one points from Stephen Curry and fifty more off the bench to top the Lakers. Los Angeles had that game in hand and let it completely unravel — a gut punch of a loss for a Lakers squad still trying to figure out what it is with Luka Doncic in the fold.
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