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LeBron just misses historic triple-double, but still defies his age with prolific efforts for Lakers
LeBron James scored 31 points with 10 assists and 9 rebounds, extending his streak of high-level play in his 23rd NBA season at age 41.
- On Tuesday night, LeBron James nearly recorded a triple-double, finishing with nine rebounds and at least 30 points in a 141-116 win over the Atlanta Hawks, missing one rebound late.
- James treated Tuesday as a game day to test his 41-year-old body and followed an extensive recovery routine including a cold tub and hyperbaric chamber.
- With 3:43 left, James committed a foul and exited the game, replaced by his 21-year-old son, Bronny James, then said `Oh, I feel it` as he headed to the bench.
- James' night added to career milestones even as the oldest triple-double record remained unbroken; he scored at least 30 and posted his 61st Lakers double-double, surpassing Kobe Bryant, while Karl Malone's age mark stands.
- Having posted 15 triple-doubles over three years, James hasn't reached that mark since last Feb. 1 at New York and is adjusting alongside Luka Doncic by playing off the ball and leading the second unit.
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LeBron just misses historic triple-double, but still defies his age with prolific efforts for Lakers
LeBron James needed only one more rebound late in the Los Angeles Lakers’ win over Atlanta to become the oldest player to record a triple-double.
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