LeBron’s double-digit scoring streak ends at 1,297 games (Sports)
One of the NBA’s most famous long-running records just ended. LeBron James’ double-digit scoring streak—1,297 straight regular-season games—stopped after he scored eight points in a Lakers win over the Raptors. The moment still felt dramatic: LeBron assisted on the game-winning shot, turning what could have been a “bad night” into a classic “winning play” headline.
Why it’s trending today (proof):
It’s a historic streak ending during a buzzer-beater finish, which spread immediately through Reuters, ESPN/AP, and NBA media coverage.
What changed in the last 24–48 hours:
- Dec 4–5: The game happened and the streak ended; recaps and explainers published immediately afterward.
Timeline (fast):
- Jan 5, 2007: Last regular-season single-digit scoring game (as referenced in coverage).
- Dec 4, 2025: Lakers–Raptors game; streak ends; Lakers win on buzzer shot.
- Dec 5, 2025: Story widely circulated as a “record ends” moment.
