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.
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
