145-144! James' triple double set a record + free throws, and the Lakers narrowly beat the Warriors in double overtime

On January 28, Beijing time, the NBA regular season game continued. The Golden State Warriors are at home and face the challenge of the Los Angeles Lakers. The two sides played inextricably in this game, and the Lakers fought hard for two overtimes, and with James' free throws, they narrowly beat the Warriors by 1 point at 145-144.

Warriors (19-24): Curry 46 points and 7 assists, Klay Thompson 24 points, Wiggins 22 points, Kuminga 22 points and 9 rebounds, Green 8 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists.

Lakers (24-23): James achieved 36 points, 20 rebounds and 12 assists, achieving his 110th career triple-double, becoming the oldest player in NBA history to score 30+20+10. Davis had 29 points and 13 rebounds, Russell had 28 points, Vanderbilt had 14 points and nine rebounds and Reaves had 17 points.

Curry and Wiggins scored seven straight points in the first quarter to give the Warriors a 19-15 lead over the Lakers at 5:30. The Lakers went on a 14-3 run in the second half of the game, and the Lakers led the Warriors by six points at 33-27 in the final 49 seconds. Podzemski played 2+1, and the Warriors trailed by 3 points at 30-33 in the first quarter.

In the second quarter, the two sides were at a stalemate on the court, and the difference was never widened. James scored seven straight points in the final minute to lead the Lakers to a five-point lead over the Warriors at halftime 68-63.

In the first half of the third quarter, the Warriors were on fire, hitting consecutive scoring climaxes, while the Lakers were in a downward spiral. After a 25-5 spurt, the Warriors led the Lakers by 15 points at 88-73. The Lakers responded with a 14-0 run to cut the deficit to just one point. Thompson hit two three-pointers to help the Lakers stabilize the situation. At the end of the third quarter, the Warriors led 99-91.

In the middle of the final quarter, the Lakers scored seven points in a row, and Davis's 2+1 helped them chase 105-107. Curry scored five straight points as the Warriors held the game 114-105. Russell stepped up at the critical moment and scored eight points in a row with three-pointers and free throws, and the Lakers led by one point at 115-114. In the final 28.9 seconds, Davis hit two free throws to give the Lakers a three-point advantage. Curry scored two quick points on a breakaway, and then Davis hit one of two free throws to make it 118-116 for the Warriors to have one last chance to attack. Curry hit a layup and the two sides went into overtime 118-118.

In overtime, James and Davis helped the Lakers take a four-point advantage, and the Warriors' Curry and Kuminga tied it at 124. James and Reaves helped the Lakers open up again at 128-124. In the last 54 seconds, Curry made three three-pointers to tie the gap, Russell hit two free throws, and Thompson tied the game with three three-pointers in the last 5.9 seconds, and the two sides entered the second overtime.

In the second overtime, Russell and James scored five points in a row, and the Lakers once led the Warriors 137-132. Thompson and Curry hit two three-pointers at critical moments, and the Warriors took a 141-139 lead. Russell's three-pointer helped the Lakers take the lead, and Reaves hit one of two free throws in 13.6 seconds to give the Lakers a 143-141 lead. Curry made a three-pointer and gave the Lakers 4.7 seconds. In the last 1.2 seconds, James hit two free throws, and the Lakers narrowly won 145-144.