The NBA regular season continued, and the Lakers were reversed by the Grizzlies 99-104. In this campaign, James scored 37 points, 13 boards, 7 assists, 2 blocks and 2 caps in the day and night sky, setting a number of records.
According to statistics, in the past 6 games, James averaged 30+ per game, scoring a total of 209 points, 63 boards and 39 assists, but the Lakers only won 1. The last player to win the next game (or not win) in 200+60+30 in 6 games was Jordan on 4–14 April 1989.
In addition, James scored eight three-pointers alone, equaling his career single-game record. In just 24 games, he has scored 14 30+ times, surpassing Durant, Curry and Trae Young to rank first in the league. After this game, his average score per game also came to 28 points, surpassing Curry's 29.7 points after Durant, but because the number of appearances failed to reach 70% of the Lakers' games, he did not enter the season's scoring average.
In the eighteen years of his career, James has won four championships and FMVP, and has four MVP, 17 NBA All-Team, 6 defensive lineups, 1 scoring champion, and 1 assist king. As of now, the personal data includes 36,038 points (all-time 3rd), 9,925 rebounds (all-time 42nd), 9,858 assists (all-time 8th), 2,104 steals (all-time 11th), 1,008 blocks (all-time 99th).
No matter where the Lakers will go this season, such a James is already great enough, time flies, and look and cherish it!