LeBron James set three historic NBA playoff records among players over 40 during Game 2, leading in points, rebounds, and assists per game in that age group.
LeBron James delivered another major playoff moment in Game 2, as his performance added three historic NBA playoff records to his name.
LeBron now holds the records for most playoff points, rebounds, and assists per game by a player over 40, per Kalshi Hoops.
That puts him at the top in all three key categories for players in that age group, showing his rare level of production deep into his career.
The milestone night came during a strong team win for the Los Angeles Lakers, who beat the Houston Rockets 101-94 to take a 2-0 lead in their first-round playoff series. The series now moves to Houston for Game 3.
On the court, LeBron finished with 28 points, eight rebounds, and seven assists, once again leading the Lakers on both ends.
With Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves still sidelined, he stayed in a central role as the main offensive leader.
Marcus Smart added 25 points, and Luke Kennard contributed 23, helping Los Angeles stay in control with balanced scoring and solid team play.
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