Lakers' LeBron James Becomes 1st Player with Triple-Double vs. Every NBA Team
Seventeen years into his NBA career, LeBron James is still finding new records to set.
The Los Angeles Lakers All-Star became the first player in league history to record a triple-double against all 30 teams after he posted a triple-double in the team's 112-107 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night.
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James finished the game against OKC with 25 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists. Along the way, he added to his already-packed highlight reel:
It was James' fifth triple-double of the season, which included a three-game streak of triple-doubles to begin this month.
After his triple-double against the Chicago Bulls on Nov. 5, James told reporters, "A triple-double means absolutely nothing to me if it's not in a win." So the three-time NBA champion likely cares more about the fact that the Lakers sit atop the Western Conference at 12-2.
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