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The NBA is back, and the 2026–27 season opened with three games that delivered comebacks, a championship celebration turned sour, and unfinished business settled—at least temporarily. Opening Night is more than basketball’s return. It is a fresh start, a test of expectations and the first chapter in a season-long pursuit of the Larry O’Brien Trophy. DETROIT STUNS BOSTON Pistons 121, Celtics 113 Detroit erased a deficit of 22 points and produced a remarkable 23–0 run to defeat Boston. Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren scored 22 points apiece, while Duncan Robinson added 21. Boston’s Paul George scored 38 points in his Celtics debut, but the performance was not enough. Jayson Tatum finished with 13 points. The comeback carries historical weight. Boston’s championship tradition was built by legends such as Bill Russell and Larry Bird. Detroit’s identity was forged by the Bad Boys and its championship teams of the 2000s. Both franchises have championship ambitions, but Detroit made the first statement: never count the Pistons out. PHILADELPHIA SPOILS NEW YORK’S PARTY 76ers 106, Knicks 100 New York raised its championship banner and celebrated its title before Philadelphia spoiled the occasion. Tyrese Maxey led the 76ers with 28 points. Jaylen Brown scored 19 in his Philadelphia debut, while LeBron James contributed 14 points and nine rebounds in his 24th NBA season. Joel Embiid added 13 points and 11 rebounds. Jalen Brunson scored 21 for New York, but the Knicks struggled from the field, shooting just 37.2%. For a franchise whose previous championship came in 1973, New York’s title represents a historic achievement. But defending a championship is a different challenge from winning one. Philadelphia demonstrated that its new-look roster deserves attention, while the Knicks learned that a banner cannot win the next game. LeBron’s legacy is already among the greatest in basketball history. His continued pursuit of success adds another compelling storyline to this season. OKLAHOMA CITY ANSWERS SAN ANTONIO Thunder 116, Spurs 104 The night’s final matchup carried unfinished business. San Antonio eliminated Oklahoma City in seven games in the 2026 Western Conference Finals. The Thunder opened the new season by striking back. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led Oklahoma City with 32 points. Jared McCain supplied 20 points off the bench, including six three-pointers. Victor Wembanyama finished with 12 points and 13 rebounds but struggled from the field, shooting 1-for-13. The Thunder built a lead of as many as 26 points and withstood San Antonio’s second-half push. The Spurs’ championship legacy was established by Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginóbili. Oklahoma City represents a newer championship power, led by Gilgeous-Alexander. Wembanyama’s development could shape the league’s future, making this rivalry one to watch. One game does not erase last season’s playoff result, but Oklahoma City has delivered an emphatic opening response. THE ROAD AHEAD Opening Night cannot predict an 82-game season. Injuries, depth, chemistry and adjustments will determine which teams survive the grind and contend in the playoffs. Yet three opening-night victories have already delivered three messages: Detroit has resilience, Philadelphia has renewed ambition, and Oklahoma City remains determined to compete at the highest level. The banners, records and legacies matter—but every season demands new proof. Which team impressed you most on Opening Night, and who will lift the championship trophy next June? #NBA #NBATipOff #NBABasketball #Basketball #TokTimes

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