Josh Giddey powered the Chicago Bulls to a 113–111 win over Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday at home in a statement comeback victory.

There’s movement, already, in the NBA's balance of power.

Philadelphia led by seven with 4:26 remaining but didn't score the rest of the way and the Bulls found a way to win.

Michael Jordan holds multiple NBA records that may never be broken. Even so, he lost an exclusive spot in Chicago Bulls history on Tuesday night, with Josh Giddey joining him as the only other franchise player to hit a particular milestone.

Josh Giddey had a triple-double with 29 points, 15 rebounds and 12 assists, Nikola Vucevic made a 3-pointer with 3.2 seconds remaining and the Chicago Bulls came back from a 24-point deficit to beat the Philadelphia 76ers 113-111 on Tuesday night.

The Chicago Bulls look like the best team in the Eastern Conference despite one of their more promising players missing time with injury.

While the sample size is small, the Bulls are doing things that should give them some staying power for the regular season.

The Thunder are 7-0 for the second consecutive season. They’re undefeated this time, even though swingman Jalen Williams, an All-NBA Third Team honoree last season, hasn’t played in a game yet because he’s recovering from surgery on his right wrist. Big man Chet Holmgren has missed three of the Thunder’s seven games because of a lower-back sprain.