LeBron James suffers worst loss of career against Embiid’s 76ers

James, a month shy of his 39th birthday, had a dull night at Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center, scoring 18 points but not grabbing a rebound for the first time since November 2010.

The 76ers’ victory was decided. James was on the bench with 8 minutes left in the game, and his team had already lost by 27 points (111-84). From there he saw how his substitutes were overwhelmed by the locals, who led by 46 points.

“King James”‘s team has never lost by 44 points, which is also the fourth largest disadvantage in the entire history of the Lakers.

“What has to change to keep this from happening again? A lot,” James declared distraught in the locker room.

When asked what changes the team needed to make, the striker simply replied: “I can only speak for myself.”

The NBA’s all-time leading scorer, LeBron reached another league milestone on Monday, breaking the record set by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for regular season and playoff games played time record (66,297 seconds).

The Lakers have won seven consecutive games in their past nine games and are in good shape.

But on Monday, they faced devastating performances from Embiid and guard Tyrese Maxey, one of the best tandems in the NBA this season.

The Cameroonian center finished with 30 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists, making his first three-pointer of the season and sixth of his career.

The reigning NBA MVP didn’t even need to play in the fourth quarter.

Next to him, young Tyrese Maxey shined again, tearing apart Los Angeles’ defense with 31 points, 5 three-pointers and 8 assists.

Since James Harden’s move to the Clippers, the Sixers are tied with the Milwaukee Bucks and Orlando Magic for second in the Eastern Conference, both one win behind the leader Boston Celtics.

LeBron James had 18 points, 5 assists and 0 rebounds, an anomaly that has occurred only four times in his remarkable NBA career.

Center Anthony Davis had 17 points and 11 rebounds, but the Lakers never found a way to stop the locals’ 22 three-pointers (47.8% success rate).

In the other of Monday’s five-game set, the Los Angeles Clippers fell on the court 113-104 to the Denver Nuggets, who were without three players: Nikolai with back discomfort Jokic, Aaron Gordon and Jamal Murray.

Point guard Reggie Jackson scored 35 points (15/19 shooting) and 13 assists, teaming up with veteran center DeAndre Jordan to avenge his old team.

The 35-year-old Jordan took over the Clippers’ interior with a whopping 21 points (8/11), 13 rebounds and 5 assists in his third game of the season.

Forward Paul George represented the local wreckage with just 6 points (2/13), while point guard James Harden took 11 points on just 7 shots in the game. Kawhi Leonard scored 31 points to become the Clippers’ leading scorer.

The Detroit Pistons lost their 14th consecutive game to the Washington Wizards 126-107 at home.

Power forward Kyle Kuzma was the star of this matchup between two of the Eastern Conference’s worst teams, finishing with 32 points, 12 rebounds and eight assists.

– Monday NBA results:

Philadelphia 76ers-Los Angeles Lakers 138-94

Detroit Pistons-Washington Wizards 107-126

Indiana Pacers – Portland Trail Blazers 110-114

Utah Jazz – New Orleans Pelicans 114-112

Los Angeles Clippers – Denver Nuggets 104-113

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