James takes the Lakers to win! World War I activates multiple milestones! Some of the records are unique in history!

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On December 13, the Lakers won the Magic.

James routinely operated this game, 36 minutes, 12 of 20 shooting, 3 of 7 three-pointers, 3 of 4 free throws, 3 of 30 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists and 3 blocks. James' defense in this game is like the peak of the peak, his 3 blocks are the iconic chase hat, fanning the Magic players miserable. 30 points is also the best in the game, and if there is a triple-double, he can beat Durant, who scored 51 points against the Pistons, and become recognized as the NBA's best player of the day.

James not only led the Lakers to win, but also activated a number of milestones, some of which are unique in history. James' milestones are primarily based on 30 points, triple-doubles and 36 years old. The first milestone is that after the age of 35, you can still get at least 30 points and triple-doubles, only three players in history can do it, Kobe Bryant has 1 time, Bird has 1 time, Jordan has 0 times, and James has so far had 4 times, the only time in history! Moreover, James is still at the top, he is still the first man in the league, and he will probably add several times in the next few seasons.

James not only has a record of the only file in history, but also the only record in history. Of course, James has a lot of records that are unique in history, first in history, or unique in history. For example, he ranked first among the two teams in the five statistics of the 2016 finals, and he averaged 30 points and triple-doubles per game in the 2017 finals, which is the only one in history.

James' only record in this game is that he is the only player in NBA history who is over the age of 32 (James is almost 37 years old) but can still complete at least 26 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists multiple times in a single season. In addition to this game, he has performed this feat in the 2017, 2018 and 2019 seasons. It is worth mentioning that these statistics are limited to the regular season, and if you add the playoffs and the Finals, the dominance of James's era will be more obvious.

James has averaged 27.1 points, 5.8 rebounds and 7.1 assists in the last 10 games. In history, the players who can average at least 27 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game in 10 consecutive games at the age of 36 or older, except for James this season, are only able to do it almost 20 years ago. Jordan was 38 at the time and James is now nearly 37. But Jordan's Wizards at the time missed the playoffs, and James's Lakers could compete for the title. In this respect, James' stats are clearly more valuable than Jordan's at the time.

There is also a statistic that can also show James's strength, about the 30 points this season. Durant and Trae Young both tied for the top spot with 11 games, while they played 25 and the other 26. James has only played 16 games this season, but he has scored at least 30 points in eight games, which is very efficient, not a scorer but the first-in-record leading scorer in history.