LeBron James continues to make history, but his Lakers can’t beat Kings

Domantas Sabonis He scored a season-high 29 points and added 16 rebounds, becoming the main contributor to the Sacramento Kings’ victory over the Los Angeles Lakers.The Lithuanian has his favorite partner again and that’s because De’Aaron Fox

He scored 28 points, the second time he has achieved this result since returning from injury.He also signed for 28 points Kevin Huertertying his best result of the season.

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only Anthony Davis, He missed this game because his nine points and nine rebounds in 35 minutes were too few for a player of his caliber.

With his performance, LeBron James made NBA history. He had 28 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists, which means he has 137 triple-doubles, fifth in history. LeBron is also now the oldest person to achieve this mark, trailing only Karl Malone, who accomplished the feat in 2003 at age 40. What he does hold that record for is longevity: James is the only player to achieve a triple-double in his 21st NBA season.

The Kings dominated the game from start to finish. Sacramento led by 20 points in the first quarter and the score was 25-38 at the end of the quarter. The lead remained unchanged (59-72) at halftime, with Fox already leading the offense with 21 first-half points. The players from Sacramento didn’t have too many problems keeping the Lakers in check despite the locals trying to make a comeback in the game. The 80-104 lead at the start of the first quarter was an insurmountable cushion for the locals, and although they narrowed the score gap to single digits at the end of the first quarter, they still had no real chance of winning the game.

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