LeBron dominates Pels, lifts Lakers into In-Season Tournament final - ESPN
LAS VEGAS — The NBA's inaugural in-season tournament has provided an ideal platform for LeBron James — weeks shy of his 39th birthday — to prove that he's still in his prime.
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LAS VEGAS — The NBA's inaugural in-season tournament has provided an ideal platform for LeBron James — weeks shy of his 39th birthday — to prove that he's still in his prime.
After witnessing a handful of tiebreaker-based blowouts, some dramatic finishes and a highly controversial call in the quarterfinals, we've finally reachedthe in-season tournament's semifinal stage — the Vegas stage --where some of the league's best talent will battle for the inaugural in-season tournament crown.
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LOS ANGELES: LeBron James scored 31 points as the Los Angeles Lakers won a thrilling duel with the Phoenix Suns 106-103 on Tuesday to advance to the semifinals of the NBA’s in-season tournament.
LOS ANGELES — LeBron James scored 15 of his 31 points in the fourth quarter, and the Los Angeles Lakers secured the last semifinal spot in the inaugural NBA in-season tournament with a 106-103 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday night.
LOS ANGELES — The night before LeBron James scored a season-high 37 points — including the go-ahead free throw with 1.9 seconds left — while logging 40 minutes to lead the Lakers over the Houston Rockets 105-104 on Sunday, he had something to get off his chest.
Memphis Grizzlies guard Marcus Smart was diagnosed with a left foot sprain, the team announced Friday, and is expected to miss three to five weeks.
LOS ANGELES — Halfway through overtime in the Los Angeles Lakers' 130-125 win over the LA Clippers on Wednesday — with LeBron James' playing time already nearing the 40-minute mark — Austin Reaves had a decision to make.