Sacramento Kings vs Philadelphia 76ers — 118:139, NBA

The Philadelphia 76ers delivered a 139-118 win over the Sacramento Kings, using a high-octane offense and consistent shot-making to build separation and close out a 21-point victory. Philadelphia’s attack was balanced and efficient from deep, finishing 17-for-36 from three-point range, while also controlling the glass (49 rebounds) and moving the ball effectively (32 assists). J. V. Edgecombe led the way with a game-high 38 points, setting the tone as Philadelphia repeatedly generated quality looks in transition and in the half court. J. Edwards added 32 points, and Quentin Grimes chipped in 27, giving the 76ers three major scoring threats that Sacramento struggled to contain for four quarters. Philadelphia’s ability to pair perimeter scoring with playmaking kept the Kings from mounting sustained runs. Sacramento received a strong scoring night from M. Raynaud, who posted 30 points, and Daeqwon Plowden, who added 20. The Kings also moved the ball well (26 assists) and hit 12 threes on 32 attempts, but they couldn’t match Philadelphia’s combination of volume and efficiency from beyond the arc. The rebounding gap further limited Sacramento’s margin for error, as the 76ers generated extra possessions and maintained control. Going forward, the 76ers can point to this performance as a blueprint: spacing the floor, sharing the ball, and winning the possession battle. For the Kings, the offensive production from Raynaud and Plowden was a positive, but tightening up defensive execution—especially against three-point shooting—and improving on the glass will be key areas to address after allowing 139 points.