LeBron James has had countless remarkable feats in his illustrious NBA career to date. One of these feats was his streak of 1,297 consecutive games of scoring at least 10 points or more, which officially reached its’ end in the Los Angeles Lakers’ 123-120 road victory over the Toronto Raptors on Thursday when James finished

LeBron James isn't sweating the end of his historic streak of 1,297 consecutive games with at least 10 points after the Los Angeles Lakers were able to escape Thursday's game against the Toronto Raptors with a 113-110 win.

Los Angeles Lakers star Lebron James reacted to his historic double-digit NBA scoring streak coming to an end.

For 1,297 straight games, LeBron James scoring in double figures was one of the NBA’s few certainties. That streak stretched across 19 years, outlasting eras, teammates, coaches and even LeBron’s own style of play.

TORONTO (AP) — LeBron James' NBA-record streak of 1,297 consecutive double-digit scoring games in the regular season ends.

LeBron James’ 1,297-game double-digit scoring streak ends as he chooses a game-winning assist over chasing history in the Lakers’ win vs. Toronto.

LeBron James' streak of 1,297 consecutive double-digit scoring games has ended. On Thursday night, the NBA's career points leader scored only eight points in the Los Angeles Lakers' 123-120 win over the Toronto Raptors.

LeBron James is in his 23rd NBA season, and the first big hint that age might be catching up with him is here. The King has held the longest active double-digit scoring streak in NBA history since 2007.

LeBron James’ NBA debut in 2003 changed the league forever. It marked the beginning of his era, one in which he established himself not just as a league great, but as one of the best to ever hoop.

LeBron James and Luka Doncic are both out for the Los Angeles Lakers’ matchup with the Boston Celtics on Friday night.

LeBron James holds a wild Toronto Raptors-related NBA record originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Los Angeles Lakers are in Canada on Thursday night to take on the Toronto Raptors. It's a place LeBron James feels right at home.

One of Zion Williamson's former teammates reportedly feels the New Orleans Pelicans star is being held back not by a lack of talent but by a lack of "love" for the game, ESPN's Marc J. Spears said Friday on NBA Today.