LeBron James Makes History With 56 Points at 37 Years Old
The Lakers may be awful, but few things are more impressive than the never-ending greatness of LeBron James. LeBron’s Lakers beat Steph Curry and the Warriors on Saturday (124-116) behind LBJ’s 56-point night. It was the most points The King has scored in a Laker uniform, and he joined elite company, becoming the fourth player in NBA history to score 50-plus at age 37 or older (Jamal Crawford, Kobe Bryant & Michael Jordan). LeBron said he was fueled by desperation after Los Angeles (28-35) had lost four straight and eight of their last ten. The Lakers are three losses away from slipping out of the playoff picture, but ‘Bron is still ‘Bron.
Watch: LeBron James Scores 56 in Lakers’ Win
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Tatum Touts 54: Jayson Tatum (54 points) and the Cetlics topped Kevin Durant (37 points) and the Nets on Sunday in a battle of Eastern Conference playoff teams. Tatum caught fire and hit eight 3s in Boston’s win, 126-120.
Middleton Masters the Rematch: The Bucks and Suns met for an NBA Finals rematch, and Milwaukee’s Khris Middleton dropped 44 points with five 3s. The Bucks won, 132-122.
Fox Fires 44, But Kings Lose: De’Aaron Fox was the fourth member of the 40-point club this weekend, pouring in a career-high 44. The Kings fell to the Mavericks on a late 3 from Dorian Finney-Smith, 114-113.
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