Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James passed Robert Parish for the second-most wins in NBA history on Sunday night.

LeBron James—who missed two games with the Lakers due to injury—broke the record for most minutes played in the NBA during the team's Dec. 19 game against the Sacramento Kings.

After his scoring streak ended, LeBron answered with a history-making performance that pushed the Lakers to a key road win.

With how dominant the duo of Doncic and Austin Reaves has been, James has become a bit of an afterthought for the first time in his career. After ending his streak of 10+ points in a game, James knew it was time to put his name back on the map, and the Lakers are now 6-1 this season when he plays.

LeBron James gives thumbs-down after Dillon Brooks’ late-game turnover against Bronny James, adding new fuel to their long rivalry.

In the process, he made history. Mitchell is averaging more than 30 points per game through the Cavs' first 20 games of the season. Only one player has done that before in Cleveland basketball history, and his name was LeBron James. Have a look at some of the show that Mitchell put on:

After missing nearly a month of the NBA season, Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James made history Tuesday night, becoming the first player in NBA history to play 23 seasons after making his season debut against the Utah Jazz. In 30 minutes of ...

Los Angeles Lakers superstar forward LeBron James addresses the controversial technical free throw after Sunday’s win over the Phoenix Suns.