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LeBron James Makes History As Lakers Beat Nuggets In Game 4

Photo: Instagram/LeBron James

LeBron James made NBA history in the Lakers vs. Nuggets Game 4, where the Los Angeles Lakers secured a crucial victory, avoiding a sweep and ending their 11-game losing streak against the Denver Nuggets. 

Despite facing a daunting 3-0 deficit, the Lakers managed to put themselves on the board in the series.

LeBron James, who has been a standout performer throughout the series, showcased his prowess once again by delivering an impressive stat line of 30 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, and 3 steals on a stellar 14 for 23 shooting from the field.

Photo: Instagram/LeBron James

Remarkably, at 39 years old, James became the oldest player in NBA playoff history to achieve such a performance, surpassing the legendary Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who accomplished a similar feat at the age of 37 in 1984.

The Lakers' much-needed win was anchored by James' exceptional performance, allowing them to finally hold a lead against the Nuggets and secure the victory. 

Despite the triumph, the Lakers still face an uphill battle, trailing 3-1 in the series as they head to Denver for Game 5.

However, the Lakers remain focused on taking the series one game at a time, buoyed by their breakthrough victory against the Nuggets. With their sights set on extending the series, the Lakers aim to clinch another win on the road in Game 5, with hopes of bringing the series back to Los Angeles.

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Source: Sports Illustrated 
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