All he does is win, win, win, no matter what! With the Lakers 112-102 victory over the Houston Rockets, Lebron James made NBA history surpassing Derek Fisher for the most playoff wins all-time.
According to ESPN, James’ 162 playoff wins are nothing short of spectacular and it’s what NBA fans have grown to expect for the future Hall-of-Famer. The superstar showed out for Los Angeles scoring 28 points (29 in the first half) while dishing out five dimes and seven rebounds for the Lake Show.
He also blocked four shots in one quarter which was just a sight to see and with the dub, put the Lakers up 2-1 over the Rockets in the best-of-seven NBA quarterfinals.
The 36-year-old future Hall-of-Famer has played 17 seasons in the NBA averaging 27-points, 7-rebounds and 7-assists off 50% shooting with three NBA MVP awards, 16 NBA All-Star appearances, three NBA Finals MVP awards and being a three-time Champion delivering a championship to one of the worst sports franchises in North American in the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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