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It was great while it lasted. Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James saw his double-digit scoring streak end on Thursday in their nail-biting win against the Toronto Raptors , 123-120, at Scotiabank Arena after scoring only eight points.
James scored at least 10 points for 1,297 consecutive games—a feat that might never be matched. Lakers coach JJ Redick was just a rookie when James started the impressive streak in 2007.
Although his amazing accomplishment has hit a dead end, the 40-year-old forward still managed to top a list , albeit more inconsequential, after they beat the Raptors.
According to Polymarket Hoops, James is averaging the most assists (7.8) with under two turnovers (1.8) per game this season.
The four-time MVP has never been known for having a high assist-to-turnover ratio, so the tidbit shows that the 23-year veteran continues to improve in other facets of the game.
With his usage rate going down amid the impressive campaigns of Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves , James' turnovers have been at a minimum. He had zero errors in their close win over the Raptors, while dishing out a game-high 11 assists, including the pass to Rui Hachimura for the game-winning three-pointer.
James had the chance to extend his 10-point streak if he took the final shot. At the very least, if he missed, he could still get it in overtime. But the four-time champion chose to make the right play and connected with Hachimura.
The Lakers are now 6-1 when James suits up and 16-5 overall, including 9-2 on the road.
They will battle the Boston Celtics on Friday.
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