LeBron James Makes History Lakers Win Over Thunder

The Los Angeles Lakers added a new win to their record. They defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder. Carmelo Anthony had his debut with the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday. It was a big day for pretty much every player on the roster.

The Lakers are 12-2 at this point of the regular season. This was their fifth straight win. A 112-107 win seems good enough, right? LeBron James and Anthony Davis led the team to a big win at the Staples Center.

King James finished the game with a triple-double. He scored 25 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists. Davis scored 34 points. This was a historic game for LeBron. He became the first player to record a triple-double against all 30 NBA teams.

Melo made his Trail Blazers debut in Portland’s 115-104 loss to the New Orleans Pelicans. He had just 10 points after going four-of-14 from the field in the defeat.

The Lakers defeat the Thunder with a thunder

It’s more than obvious that the Los Angeles Lakers will go for a title this season. They won’t stop before winning their first title in a long time. The last time they won a title was during Kobe Bryant’s final days with the team.

This will be a long season for the Lakers, but LeBron is pretty confident about their outcome. He’s got the help of Anthony Davis, and that’s pretty much everything he needs to lead the team to a title. Kyle Kuzma is also in the mix, and he is on a good way to become the third most important player on the roster. Kuzma scores really well, and LeBron knows that his younger teammate has an incredible talent to hit the basket.

Although some of the players have hard time getting in the mix, the Lakers have built a great chemistry. That was the biggest problem they had last season.

LeBron was injured, and his younger teammates couldn’t follow his leadership. King James came to Los Angeles to win a title, and his debut was horrible. But, he can’t do it by himself. This season, he plays well with the rest of the players, and the Lakers are off to another win.