One of LeBron James’ most impressive streaks has finally come to an end.
The Los Angeles Lakers star failed to score 10 points for the first time in 1,297 in a win over the Toronto Raptors. The last time James didn’t score double digits was Jan. 5, 2007, when he was just in his fourth season.
To put into perspective just how impressive James’ 18-plus-year streak was, here’s a handful of notable stats:
It’s no secret that Father Time is starting to take a toll on James. The NBA’s oldest player missed the first few weeks of the season due to sciatica on his right side and has played just six games. When on the court, he’s been far from his typical self, though he’s still found a way to make an impact through his playmaking.
It’s fair to assume James will eventually get things going as he looks to add another title to his resume, but he’s had a slow start to his season.
Though his streak has come to an end, he’s not bitter about it. He’s just happy the Lakers left Toronto with a win.
“None,” James told reporters when asked how he felt about his streak ending. “We won.”
