The New York Knicks defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 108-94, pulling away for a 14-point win behind a strong offensive night from Jalen Brunson and a decisive edge on the glass. New York controlled key stretches of the game with efficient shot-making and better possession work, finishing with a major rebounding advantage that helped limit Philadelphia’s ability to build sustained momentum. Brunson led all scorers with 33 points, setting the tone for the Knicks’ half-court offense and providing consistent scoring when New York needed separation. Mikal Bridges added 23 points, giving the Knicks a reliable second scoring option and helping space the floor throughout the matchup. Philadelphia was led by Kelly Oubre Jr., who scored 22 points, while Joel Embiid added 18 and Tyrese Maxey finished with 17. The 76ers had several productive individual efforts, but they struggled to match New York’s overall balance and physicality, particularly on the boards. For New York, the win reinforces its ability to win with efficient offense and strong rebounding, two areas that can translate well over a long season. For Philadelphia, the loss highlights the need for cleaner execution and more consistent interior presence, especially in games against physical Eastern Conference opponents.