James never brushes data! His scores are based on the game! I don't even know if I break the record!

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On January 24, the Lakers lost the Heat. The Heat topped the Eastern Conference with this win and the Nets' loss. However, the Heat did not play perfectly, Butler had a triple-double, but was invisible at key moments. The Heat were very strong in the first half, but the third quarter was as bad as the Lakers' third quarter, and the fourth quarter was directly suppressed by the Lakers. James has both offense and defense, Westbrook can score key goals, if it were not for Bradley and Tucker's two consecutive mistakes, the Lakers could have reversed.

In this game, James's stats are: 40 minutes, 12-of-22 shooting, 33 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals. James once again scored more than 30 points, but unfortunately the Lakers did not win. It's too easy for James to want to score points or any numbers. But James never wanted to brush up on data, because doing so would put the individual above the team, not his style at all. So James has a lot of quasi-triple-doubles, and it's all a bad one with a rebound or a one assist.

James said more than a decade ago that if he wanted to, he could be a scoring champion every year. James has only one scoring champion in his career, but it does not affect him to become the first scoring master in history, and he currently not only has to impact the historical total scoring king, but also the unprecedented 40,000 points. Before the game, Heat head coach Spoo said that a player who mainly passes the ball actually leads the league scoring list, which is incredible! Spoo also said that his two sons are very excited to see James for the first time tonight because they are fans of "Slam Dunk in the Air 2".

Because James does not want to brush the data, he has only one scoring king, but there are 4 championships, 4 FMVP, 4 MVP, and the historical status is second only to Jordan. After all, the scoring king, who does not even have a trophy, can be brushed out if he is a super giant and has unlimited firing rights. James' attitude toward scoring is that he never deliberately brushes the data, it is based on the game.

James put it this way: I don't need to average 30 points per game, but I'm in very good form right now and I'm not going to end it. I shot well, the three-pointers felt average this game, but it felt good. I wasn't going to plan to score 30 points before the game, I was just playing and the scores were all by match. That's true, so James's usual style of play is to start letting his teammates attack, and when his teammates are in no state or at key moments, he will come out and dominate the game. So James has the most playoff whistle kills in history, you know, Curry only scored the first whistle of his career on January 22, and it is only the regular season.

So James sometimes breaks records or activates milestones that he doesn't know and needs to be reminded by his coach or even his mother. For example, in the last game, the Lakers were reversed by the Pacers, James became the first player in history to exceed 30,000 points, 10,000 rebounds and 9,000 assists. But because James never liked to brush up on data, he wasn't aware of the milestone. James said after today's game: "I didn't even know that I activated this milestone, it was my mother who texted me and I only knew.