In every generation, there are players who start a domino effect and roll the ball in such a way that it bulldozes over set records. One such player is LeBron James, an illustrious 17 years career with accolades that are enough to cherish for a lifetime.
Ranking third in most all-time points, LeBron James has added yet another record to his name. Now, he has accumulated mind-blowing 7000 and more career points. Topping it all, he has also become the first Los Angeles Lakers player with 30+points and ten plus assists, all of this in just an NBA Playoff game. This is the first time anyone since 2010 has beaten Kobe Bryant’s record.
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LeBron James becomes the first @Lakers player with 30+ points and 10+ assists in an NBA Playoffs game since Kobe Bryant (May 25, 2010). pic.twitter.com/TjAeQ6Ub5T
— NBA.com/Stats (@nbastats) August 25, 2020
Playing against Portland Trail Blazers and winning the Playoffs, 135-115, here’s a glimpse of King James action on the court:
👑 @KingJames' EFFICIENT night (30 PTS, 10 AST, 10-12 FGM) pushes the @Lakers ahead 3-1 vs. POR! #NBAPlayoffs
Game 5 ⏩ Wed. (8/26) at 9 PM ET on TNT pic.twitter.com/k9hVx8UAIo
— NBA (@NBA) August 25, 2020
