On January 23, Beijing time, the Lakers defeated the Blazers 121-112 on the road and staged a 25-point comeback. The 38-year-old James remained in form, contributing 37 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 blocks, shooting 14-of-24 from the field, 2-of-7 from three-point range, and 7-of-10 from the free throw line. His supergod performance made the American media sigh: "James is not human!" "Thomas Bryant also contributed 30+ per game.
James started the game fiercely, hitting three consecutive three-pointers shortly after a flying dunk. The Lakers also went on an 18-4 start. In the first quarter, the Lakers led by seven points, and James scored 12 points in a single quarter. In the second quarter, James scored 5 points on 2-of-5 shooting, but the Lakers overall performed poorly, losing 13-45 in a single quarter to the Blazers by 32 points, setting a record for the most points lost in the second quarter in team history. At halftime, James had 17 points and 3 rebounds, and the Lakers trailed by 25 points!
In the third quarter, James scored consecutive empty catches, made consecutive free throws, and scored 16 points on 6-of-10 shooting in a single quarter, helping the Lakers close the point gap. In this quarter, the Lakers won back 20 points, leaving only 5 points left. In the final quarter, James came up and assisted Schroder and Bryant in a row, and then hit two free throws and scored, and the Lakers overtook the Blazers. In the end, the Lakers took the Blazers and completed a super reversal!
James, 38, gave his best and was impressive. Luo Media sighed: "LeBron James is not human! "In this game, he blew up the record again -
1. James scored double-doubles in 1,133 consecutive games, continuing to set the NBA all-time first record.
2. James scored at least 10 points in 46 consecutive halves, continuing to set the Lakers' record for the longest in nearly 25 seasons.
3. James has scored 20+ points in 29 consecutive games, continuing to set the league's longest record this season.
4. James has accumulated 1166 games and 20+ games in his career, continuing to set the first record in history.
5. James scored 30+ points in his 528th career game, second only to Jordan (562).
6. James Lakers scored 30+ points in Game 106 of his career.