Despite approaching his 41st birthday, LeBron James proved once again that he remains the man for the big moments. The "King" sealed the Lakers' victory in Philadelphia with a spectacular finish, confirming Los Angeles' impressive momentum.

On the cusp of his 23rd season and soon to turn 41, LeBron James delivered a masterful performance, leading the Los Angeles Lakers to a hard-fought victory (112-108) on the 76ers' home court. With a well-rounded stat line (29 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists), the veteran shone with his rediscovered efficiency, lighting up the Xfinity Mobile Arena.

After his historic streak of 10-point games recently came to an end, LeBron immediately reaffirmed his status. He notably scored 10 consecutive points at the end of the game, a clutch moment he dominated with a one-legged three-pointer and a decisive mid-range jumper, celebrated with his famous crown face.

A star duo and clutch Lakers

LeBron's performance was magnificently complemented by a stellar Luka Dončić , who recorded a phenomenal triple-double (31 points, 15 rebounds, 11 assists) despite his brief return from Slovenia. Their coach, JJ Redick, praised James as the team's true "connector," highlighting his impact after an injury-plagued start to the season.

On the other side, the 76ers held firm, led by Tyrese Maxey 's brilliance (28 points). Joel Embiid tried to compete (16 points, 7 rebounds), even managing a memorable block on LeBron, but to no avail. The Lakers (17-6), now comfortably in second place in the Western Conference, once again demonstrated their composure: they boast an impressive 8-for-8 record in clutch situations this season.

The other results from last night

1. Boston continues its winning streak with a tenth victory in twelve games, winning in Toronto (121-113) thanks to the efficiency of Jaylen Brown and Derrick White.
2. Orlando loses in New York (106-100) and holds its breath after Franz Wagner leaves the game injured.
3. Nikola Jokic once again delighted, leading Denver to victory against Charlotte (115-106).
4. Oklahoma City (23-1) maintains its historic pace, despite the absence of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, by dominating Utah (131-101).

🏀 NBA Scores

Match	Score
Philadelphia – LA Lakers	108 – 112
Charlotte – Denver	106 – 115
Utah – Oklahoma City	101 – 131
Chicago – Golden State	91 – 123
Memphis – Portland	119 – 96
Toronto – Boston	113 – 121
New York – Orlando	106 – 100