Sometimes its hard to fathom LeBron James’ longevity. He’s been in the NBA for 23 seasons now, with the spotlight still on him. Every game he plays is historic, and every point he scores adds to his legacy as the league’s all-time leading scorer.

LeBron James delights young fan with a kind post-game moment after leading Lakers to a clutch win in Philadelphia.

LeBron James has maintained one of the most impressive NBA careers in the league’s history, but recently an incredible record of his came to an abrupt end. RELATED: Former Clippers player defends Tyronn Lue over explicit Chris Paul comment For over two decades,

For LeBron James, the win mattered more than the streak. James’ NBA-record run of 1,297 consecutive regular-season games with at least 10 points ended Thursday night at Toronto, and he was the one who made the decision to have it end.

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One of Zion Williamson's former teammates reportedly feels the New Orleans Pelicans star is being held back not by a lack of talent but by a lack of "love" for the game, ESPN's Marc J. Spears said Friday on NBA Today.

JJ Redick left LeBron James in during the Los Angeles Lakers’ blowout loss against the Phoenix Suns on Monday, seemingly to allow LeBron to extend his historic streak of double-digit scoring games. James cobbled together the four extra points he needed to get to 10, and the streak extended to 1,297 games.

Flagg has been instrumental in the Mavs’ hot streak. In fact, the former Duke Blue Devils star made history by joining Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James with a historic scoring record. According to the NBA, Flagg and James are the only two players aged 18 or younger to score at least 20 points in three straight games.