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The NBA's Stretch Run Has Arrived. Here's a Look at What's Happening
Luka Dončić scored 42 points and 12 assists as Los Angeles won its 13th game in 14 tries and clinched a playoff spot.
- On Tuesday, Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James surpassed Hall of Fame center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for the most combined regular season and playoff wins in NBA history, securing his 1,229th career victory in a 127-113 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers.
- MVP candidate Luka Doncic powered the offense with 42 points and 12 assists after returning from an automatic one-game suspension for technical fouls, wasting no time with 14 points in the first quarter.
- DeAndre Ayton added 18 points and nine rebounds while Austin Reaves scored 19, extending the Lakers' winning streak to 13 victories in their last 14 games.
- The victory clinched a playoff spot and the Pacific Division title for Los Angeles, while also marking the 100th victory for head coach J.J. Redick.
- Holding the third seed in the Western Conference, the Lakers sit two games ahead of the Denver Nuggets with two upcoming matchups against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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What NBA record did LeBron set vs Cavaliers? #sports
LeBron James sets an all time win mark LeBron James reached another NBA milestone during the Los Angeles Lakers’ 127–113 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. He scored 14 points, and the Lakers’ victory also put James at 1,229 career regular season wins—passing Kareem Abdul Jabbar for the ...
Watch LeBron Break Kareem's Win Record and Every Milestone Luka, Lakers Achieved vs. Cavs
LeBron James and Luka Dončić are no strangers to rewriting the record books, but they had a field day in the Los Angeles Lakers' 127-113 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday.
LeBron James sets all-time NBA win mark as Lakers continue to roll
Luka Doncic had 42 points and 12 assists, and LeBron James scored 14 points in his NBA-record 1,229th career win, powering the Los Angeles Lakers to a decisive 127-113 victory over the visiting Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday, March 31 (Wednesday, April 1, Manila time). Los Angeles (50-26) won for the 13th time in its last 14 games, clinching a playoff spot and the Pacific Division title earlier in the night when the Phoenix Suns lost. The Lakers…
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