Boom 11+12! King James returns and sets another record with his big show: The Big Three of the Lakers combine to show their power

On November 19, James ushered in the first game of the 23rd season of his career. He played 30 minutes, made 4 of 7 shots, 2 of 3 three-pointers, 1 of 4 free throws, and scored 11 points, 3 rebounds, 12 assists, and 1 steal. The Lakers defeated the Jazz 140-126, bringing the team's record to 11 wins and 4 losses. After the game, James said very confidently that he can adapt to anyone.

In this game, James scored in double figures again. As a result, James scored in double figures in 1,293 consecutive games, continuing to set the first record in NBA history. He reached double figures in assists and became the second oldest player in NBA history to achieve double figures in assists. The first player was Stockton. James made two three-pointers in this game. He has hit 2,561 three-pointers in his career, surpassing Reggie Miller and ranking sixth in history.

James made a mistake when he came up to serve the sideline ball and was intercepted by Ace Bailey. He then passed the ball to Ayton, who scored in the mid-range shot. James took a break for more than 5 minutes and returned to the court with 2 minutes left in the first quarter. He quickly assisted Laravia for a three-pointer. James did not score in the first quarter and sent 2 assists.

With 8 minutes and 20 seconds left in the second quarter, James finally started on the offensive end, receiving an assist from Reeves and scoring a three-pointer. James turned on the assist mode. He assisted Ayton for an alley-oop dunk and Smart for a layup, helping the Lakers chase points. James fouled and made one of two free throws at the end of the second quarter, and then scored a three-pointer. James scored 7 points and 4 assists in the first half.

In this game, James, who had just come back, obviously played a little more humbly and created more offensive opportunities for his teammates. In the second half of the game, James still actively created offensive opportunities for his teammates, and he assisted Reeves to score. Doncic fed James the ball twice in a row. James scored with a pull-up mid-range shot and a layup. The score in this game reached 11 points.

James assisted Vincent for a buzzer-beating three-pointer at the end of the third quarter, helping the Lakers lead 104-93.

With 10 minutes and 44 seconds left in the final quarter, James attracted the defense at the top of the arc and passed the ball to Hayes. The latter glided tomahawk dunk from a long distance, and the scene was filled with joy. James then assisted Vincent for another three-pointer. Lao James turned on the assist mode at this time. He successfully fed Ayton twice in a row, and assisted Laravia for a dunk for 2+1. With 7 minutes and 29 seconds left in the game, James once again assisted Laravia for a three-pointer. He was substituted with 6 minutes and 39 seconds left in the final quarter.

After the game, James said: "I said during training yesterday that I can adapt and get along with anyone. I really don't understand why this is a question. What are these people thinking? I can get along with anyone immediately." Doncic said after the game Praising James' performance in this battle: "It's very good. He hasn't played for a long time, so I think it's very good for him to perform like this in the first game. He will continue to find his rhythm."

In this game, James only took 7 sports shots, ranking sixth on the team. This is not James' best form, but he has found a good pattern of reintegrating into the team. The Big Three of the Lakers combined to achieve a beautiful victory.