The essentials
The 76ers won their season opener over the Knicks, then rallied from 29 points down to beat the Cavaliers at home.
The Philadelphia 76ers opened their season with a 106-100 victory over the New York Knicks in New York.
In their home opener, the 76ers defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 114-106 after falling behind by 29 points. The win came from a rally against that deficit, and the reporting does not describe the stages of the comeback in detail.
LeBron James recorded 17 points and 10 rebounds in the home opener. The available results do not provide further breakdowns of individual or team performance in either game.
The two results give the 76ers wins in their season opener and their home debut, with both games decided by the final scores reported.
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Philadelphia Wins Both Openers, Erasing a 29-Point Hole
The 76ers started the season with a 106-100 win over the Knicks and followed with a 114-106 home victory over the Cavaliers. The second result required a comeback from a 29-point deficit, a swing that defined the night. Taken together, the scores show a team that won both its season opener and its home debut.
LeBron James Posts 17 Points, 10 Rebounds in 76ers Home Opener
In Philadelphia's home opener, LeBron James finished with 17 points and 10 rebounds as the 76ers beat the Cavaliers 114-106. His stat line contributed to a win that followed a 29-point deficit. The available results do not isolate his role in the comeback beyond these totals.