Lakers Defeat 76ers Behind LeBron's Triple-Double

The Los Angeles Lakers secured a 116-106 victory against the Philadelphia 76ers, led by LeBron James, who achieved his 114th career triple-double with 21 points, 13 assists, and 12 rebounds. Anthony Davis also shone, contributing 31 points in his return after a brief absence due to injury. The Lakers overcame a slow start and showcased their depth with Austin Reaves adding 20 points and D'Angelo Russell scoring 18 off the bench. Coach JJ Redick's decision to start Cam Reddish instead of D'Angelo Russell paid off, improving both defense and offensive flow. The win kept the Lakers undefeated at home this season while the 76ers struggled without key players Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey, falling to a 1-7 record. As the Lakers prepare to face the Toronto Raptors next, they aim to continue their winning momentum and build on this strong performance.