“Bron breaking physics & the scoreboard” – NBA fans go wild as LeBron James lights up Nets with scoring 40 on 9 3-pointers

On Sunday night, LeBron James, the star of the LA Lakers, had an unforgettable night in the team’s 116-104 victory against the Brooklyn Nets. Fans were in awe of his performance and took to social media to express their amazement at the box score.

Despite his four-time championship status, James’ performance of scoring 40 points and making 9 out of 10 shots from 3-point range is not a common occurrence.

Despite remaining in the ninth spot of the Western Conference standings, the Lakers (42-33) received strong performances from Anthony Davis, who recorded a double-double with 24 points and 14 rebounds, and D’Angelo Russell, who scored 18 points and dished out six assists against his former team.

The audience was in awe of James’ incredible performance. They enthusiastically cheered for him on X, showing their undying support for the Lakers star following his outstanding game. Here are some of their reactions to the game.

Some individuals chose to minimize James’ performance.

Despite this, the Lakers managed to secure the victory, and their star player had an excellent performance on Easter Sunday.

LeBron James solidifies his status among NBA greats with recent performance

On Sunday night, LeBron James delivered an unforgettable performance for the Lakers and simultaneously became a member of three record-breaking clubs.

According to sources, James has become the second player on the LA Lakers to achieve the feat of making nine 3-pointers in multiple games, following in the footsteps of the late Kobe Bryant, who accomplished it four times.

Moreover, James has surpassed Michael Jordan as the player with the most 30-point games. Jordan previously held the record with 671 games of 30 or more points, but now it is the Akron, Ohio, native who has claimed the top spot with 672 games.

James’ advanced age was a contributing factor to his record-setting performance. At 35 years old, he became the oldest player to achieve a 40-point game with a 100+ TS%, surpassing the previous records set by Paul Pierce and Jeff Hornacek, who were 35 and 31 years old, respectively.