76ers Dominate Nets 129-105 as Oubre Scores 29 Points in Season Highlight

Kelly Oubre Jr. led the Philadelphia 76ers with 29 points, including a remarkable 22 points in the first quarter, contributing to the team's 129-105 victory over the Brooklyn Nets. Despite rolling his ankle at the end of the third quarter and not returning to the game, Oubre's efficient shooting helped the Sixers, who played without injured All-Star Joel Embiid, shoot 52% from the field and maintain a strong lead. Tyrese Maxey added 26 points, including crucial baskets in the third and fourth quarters that extended the lead beyond reach. Quentin Grimes contributed 22 points off the bench with a career-high 13 assists, while VJ Edgecombe scored 16 points, supporting the team's robust offensive performance. The Brooklyn Nets struggled offensively, with Cam Thomas scoring 29 points, but the team fell to an 0-6 start, marking their worst since the 2015-16 season. The 76ers improved to 5-1 and will continue their road trip against the Chicago Bulls, while the Nets prepare to host the Minnesota Timberwolves.