On January 13, Beijing time, when James and Durant, the two superstars, both played a wave of 12 consecutive 25+ scoring magical performances, but "Jandu" god synchronously set a record, and their team performance was different. James has performed consecutively, but the Lakers are only ranked 8th in the West, Durant is assisted by Harden and Irving, and the Nets are 2nd in the East.
James: The oldest record in 12 consecutive 25+ NBA history, becoming the first Lakers to be Kobe
In the Lakers' 5-game losing streak of kings' 14-point comeback, James blasted down the 34+7+6 super stats, and he has scored 25+ points in 12 consecutive games, continuing to break the oldest record in NBA history. In the last 12 games, James has scored 30+ points 11 times, showing the immortal attributes of the sword of a super scorer.
More critically, James is also the lakers' first player to score 25+ in 12 consecutive games in the past 9 years, and the last player who could do this point has to be traced back to Kobe Bryant in 2013, who has fired 25+ points in 17 consecutive games this season. In the 2013 playoffs, the Lakers were swept out by the Spurs 0-4, and Kobe Bryant missed the playoffs due to a torn Achilles tendon.
Durant: 12 consecutive games 25+ tied his own Nets all-time record
As for the Nets, in the second fit of the Big Three of the season, they completed their revenge with a 26-point victory over the Bulls, and led by 38 points at the most moments in the game. Durant has only played 30 minutes, efficiently blasted down 27 points and 9 sets of statistics, and he has scored 25+ in 12 consecutive games, equaling the longest record in The Nets' history. The last time he did it was Durant, who scored 25+ in 12 consecutive games last season from December 25, 2020 to January 31, 2021.
Although the Nets currently have a 1.5-game win advantage over the Bulls in the East, Durant finally led the Nets to their first win against the top four teams in the East and West. Durant continues to lead the league's scoring list, and is the first player to reach at least 1,000+200+200 this season, and will also lead the Nets to continue to rush to the championship.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)