LeBron James' 1,297-game scoring streak finally comes to an end as he inspires LA Lakers to victory over Toronto Raptors.
In a thrilling match that saw the Los Angeles Lakers emerge victorious with a score of 123-120, LeBron James brought an end to his incredible run of 10+ point games. The King's impressive career milestone had stood at 1,297 regular-season NBA games, dating back as far as January 2007 and surpassing Michael Jordan's record by 431 games.
However, James' contribution to the win was more about setting up a teammate for success rather than scoring himself. With the game tied and the clock ticking down, LeBron made a crucial pass to Rui Hachimura, who delivered the buzzer-beater that sealed the win for the Lakers.
James, now 40 years old, has been an NBA force to be reckoned with for nearly two decades, earning numerous accolades and rewriting records along the way. This season marked a notable milestone as he became the first player in league history to reach 50,000 points across both regular-season and playoff matches.
When asked about his decision-making on the court, James jokingly said that "I always make the right play." However, when pressed further for insight into his thought process, he emphasized that it was all about winning. "That's how I was raised and how I will always play the game," he stated.
Despite ending his 10+ point scoring streak, LeBron remains a dominant force in the league, inspiring his team to victory with his selfless playmaking skills.
In a thrilling match that saw the Los Angeles Lakers emerge victorious with a score of 123-120, LeBron James brought an end to his incredible run of 10+ point games. The King's impressive career milestone had stood at 1,297 regular-season NBA games, dating back as far as January 2007 and surpassing Michael Jordan's record by 431 games.
However, James' contribution to the win was more about setting up a teammate for success rather than scoring himself. With the game tied and the clock ticking down, LeBron made a crucial pass to Rui Hachimura, who delivered the buzzer-beater that sealed the win for the Lakers.
James, now 40 years old, has been an NBA force to be reckoned with for nearly two decades, earning numerous accolades and rewriting records along the way. This season marked a notable milestone as he became the first player in league history to reach 50,000 points across both regular-season and playoff matches.
When asked about his decision-making on the court, James jokingly said that "I always make the right play." However, when pressed further for insight into his thought process, he emphasized that it was all about winning. "That's how I was raised and how I will always play the game," he stated.
Despite ending his 10+ point scoring streak, LeBron remains a dominant force in the league, inspiring his team to victory with his selfless playmaking skills.
. People are saying it's all about setting up Rui for the win tho 
, but let's be real, if you're a legend like LeBron, you can get away with doing whatever you want on the court 
. I mean, 40 and still dominating? That's insane 
. Maybe he should start calling himself the King of Playoff Wins now, btw 
LeBron's legacy lives on 
even after that record-breaking streak ends! Still clutchin' it for the win 
They need to start thinking about passing the torch to the next gen. And btw, Rui Hachimura's buzzer-beater was pure luck, let's be real 
he literally set up his teammate for the win instead of scoring himself, talk about a true leader 
. and 40 years young and still dominating the league? goals 
but honestly he's still the GOAT in my book 
his selfless playmaking skills are what make him so clutch 
can't wait to see how he breaks more records 
? He's still got it, even if his knees are telling him otherwise 
even at 40 years old! i mean, 50,000 points across both regular-season and playoffs? that's insane 
but honestly, it was kinda cool to see him not being the main scorer for once. he made this awesome pass to rui hachimura who hit the buzzer-beater 
what a move! lebron might be ending his 10+ point streak but he's still got the winning mentality and that's what makes him a legend 
the way he set up rui for that buzzer-beater tho is pure perfection 
and let's be real 40 years young and still dominating? 
. The fact that Rui Hachimura got the buzzzer-beater is awesome, but let's be real, Lebron made it happen. He's not done playing just yet, mark my words! 
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NBA is losing its magic... think about it, LeBron's been playing like this for nearly two decades and we're just now seeing him take an 10+ point game streak down 
his game was so clutch last night but have you seen the Lakers' roster? They got some decent players but they need a solid team rebuild ASAP if they wanna make any noise in the playoffs... 
. I gotta respect the way he took his time to make the pass, no need for him to be selfish when the team needs him most 
. The stats are insane, but it's not just about points, it's about the wins and championships 
i'm still reeling from that buzzer-beater by Rui Hachimura lol, but seriously, LeBron's decision-making on the court is insane 
. anyway, can't wait to see what's next for this legend in the NBA! 
. I mean, LeBron is an all-time great, but he's not exactly setting up for himself like some other players (coughs Anthony Davis coughs). It's always cool to see him dish out those dimes, but when it comes down to actual scoring, he's been pretty meh lately 
. his game has always been about winning, and that's what makes him a legend 
. so even though his 10+ point streak ended, his legacy lives on 
. The fact that he's able to set up his teammates for success like that is a testament to his incredible vision and passing ability - we're lucky to have him on our team, even if it's just as an opponent 
!