LeBron James Breaks Own Record as Oldest Player to Achieve 3 Consecutive Triple-Doubles

LeBron James has once again made history, setting a new NBA record in the Los Angeles Lakers' 128-123 win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday. The four-time MVP became the oldest player in league history to record three consecutive triple-doubles, surpassing the milestone he previously set just over five years ago.

In the game, James contributed 35 points, 14 assists, 12 rebounds, and one steal in 37 minutes of play. This performance marks his 40th career 30-point triple-double.

So far this season, James has registered four triple-doubles, bringing his career total to 116, which places him fifth on the NBA's all-time triple-double list. The 39-year-old entered the game averaging 23.2 points, 8.9 assists, and 7.7 rebounds across 10 appearances.

With this victory, the Lakers extended their winning streak to three games, improving their home record to 6-0 and their overall record to 7-4.