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LeBron James' Double-Digit Scoring Streak Concludes In Lakers' Victory Over Raptors

In a dramatic finish, LeBron James' record double-digit scoring streak ends at 1,297 games. Rui Hachimura's buzzer-beater secures the Lakers a 123-120 victory over the Raptors.

LeBron James' streak of scoring in double digits ended, but Rui Hachimura's buzzer-beater secured a 123-120 win for the Los Angeles Lakers over the Toronto Raptors. James, who had 1,297 consecutive games with double-digit points, finished with eight points. He missed all five of his three-point attempts and did not take any free throws. His assist to Hachimura was his 11th of the game.

Austin Reaves made a significant impact by scoring 22 of his 44 points in the third quarter, helping the Lakers overcome Luka Doncic's absence. After Brandon Ingram missed a layup with 23 seconds left, James passed to Hachimura for the decisive shot. This was Hachimura's only successful attempt in the final quarter.

Lakers Win as LeBron's Streak Ends

Deandre Ayton contributed 17 points, while Jake LaRavia added 14. Both Hachimura and Nate Smith Jr. scored 12 points each as the Lakers rebounded from a previous loss to Phoenix. This victory marked their eighth win in nine games. For Toronto, Scottie Barnes led with 23 points and Ingram added 20. JaKobe Walter scored 17 points, while Sandro Mamukelashvili and Immanuel Quickley each contributed 13.

In another thrilling game, rookie VJ Edgecombe's last-second shot gave the Philadelphia 76ers a narrow 99-98 win over the Golden State Warriors. Tyrese Maxey scored 35 points but missed a crucial jumper before Edgecombe tipped it in with just under a second remaining. Maxey then blocked DeAnthony Melton's potential game-winner off the backboard as time expired.

Joel Embiid returned to action for Philadelphia with 12 points. Despite missing Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler due to injuries, Pat Spencer led Golden State with 16 points as they overcame a large deficit but ultimately fell short.

Celtics Dominate Wizards

Derrick White shone for the Boston Celtics by scoring a season-high of 30 points as they defeated the Washington Wizards with a score of 146-101. White also contributed nine assists and seven rebounds in this commanding victory without Jaylen Brown, who was sidelined due to illness.

Jordan Walsh achieved a career-high of 22 points for Boston as they recorded their highest score this season and secured their eighth win in ten games. C.J. McCollum led Washington with 22 points as they suffered their worst defeat this season and extended their losing streak against Boston to ten games.

The recent NBA games showcased thrilling finishes and standout performances across different teams. The Lakers' narrow victory highlighted Hachimura's clutch play despite James' scoring streak ending. Meanwhile, Maxey's defensive heroics sealed an exciting win for Philadelphia against Golden State. Lastly, Boston demonstrated dominance over Washington even without one of their key players on court.

Story first published: Friday, December 5, 2025, 9:46 [IST]
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