LeBron James' Monumental Performance Flips the Los Angeles Derby

Monumental, once again, was the performance of LeBron James who decided to win the Los Angeles derby on his own last night. The Lakers, down by 21 in the third quarter, managed to win the game by 4 points against the Clippers (116-112) thanks to an overwhelming James who scored 19 points in the fourth quarter alone. The game: LeBron flips the Los Angeles derby in 12 minutes. The score in favor of the Clippers was 98-77 at the end of the third quarter. In Los Angeles, the game was one-sided for long stretches, with an inspired Kahwi Leonard. Then, the short circuit in the last 12 minutes, unleashed by the impetus of the King of the NBA. LeBron began to not miss a single play, putting up a series of extraordinary three-pointers and a series of perfect passes for his teammates. It is enough to consider that in the last quarter he was able to score more points than all the Clippers combined (19 LeBron, 16 the Clippers). He finished the game with 34 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds (7/12 from three-point range). At 39, LeBron continues to dominate games, especially in the clutch, in the most critical and decisive moments. It’s no longer news, but it's worth highlighting the deeds of a gentleman who is only 40 points away from the milestone of forty thousand points in the NBA. As if it wasn't enough for a player who has already set the record for points scored in every era.