On January 24, Beijing time, the Lakers almost overturned the game after falling behind by 26 points on the road, and finally lost to the Heat 107-113. LeBron James played 40 minutes to get 33+11 data, and the 444th regular season free throw of his NBA career was double-doubled, catching up with "Big O" Oscar Robertson on the NBA history list, setting another milestone!
In this game, James played 40 minutes, can be said to be doing his best, he did play a good performance, even in the case of 8 shots 1 from outside the three-point line, he still played 54.5% of the shooting rate, got the highest 11 free throw opportunities and hit 8, got 33 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals, the score and the Nets are the highest in the game, but unfortunately failed to help the Lakers stage a big reversal.
This is the 137th regular season game of James' NBA career with 30+ points and 10+ rebounds, far ahead of the NBA's active players, 18 more than the second-ranked Anthony Davis, and can also rank 15th in the NBA history of this data list.
This is also the 444th regular season game of James' NBA career to win no less than 10 free throws, which is also far ahead of the NBA's active players, 41 more than dwight Howard, who is second in the NBA! It is worth mentioning that even james Harden, the "king of touch porcelain", has only appeared in double-doubles in free throws in 367 regular season games so far, while Kevin Durant, who ranks fourth among active players, has only scored double-doubles in free throws in 262 regular season games.
In the NBA's all-time players' regular season free throw doubles, James officially equaled "Big O" Oscar Robertson and tied for fifth place in NBA history, with only Chamberlain, Carl Malone, Shack O'Neal and Moses Malone making more free throw doubles in the regular season than James.
Despite the Lakers' disappointing record so far this season, James, who turns 37, has performed stunningly, averaging 28.9 points, 7.6 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 1.6 steals and 1.1 blocks in 34 regular season games with 51.7 percent shooting. Although it seems that the Lakers do not have the strength to compete for the championship now, James is still a sufficient reason for Lakers fans to watch the game. Cherish James' game, it's really one less game to watch.