Lakers Star Anthony Davis Predicts LeBron James to Break Another Record Against Houston Rockets

Last night was just another display of Playoffs LeBron James. He was in vintage scoring mode as he dropped 36 points, shooting 13/23 from the field. He led the Lakers to a win and broke another record as he climbed to first place for most wins in the Playoffs.

In the post-game press conference, teammate Anthony Davis praised LeBron for his ability to break records and also perform at this age.

He said, “He takes care of his body pretty well so nothing is surprising for us. The things he’s able to do at this age is still unbelievable. Feels like every game he’s breaking another record.

“I’m glad I’m his teammate and get to witness it first hand. He’s going to continue to break more records and continue to get better. He’s drinking from the fountain of youth.

“The things he’s able to do on the floor still, his head still touching the rim, still taking the big shots, still playing physical. I’m pretty sure we’ll be seeing another record being broke on Thursday.”

LeBron James and the Lakers favorites to win Game 4

The Lakers have played just eight playoff games so far, but LeBron has been breaking records on a regular basis. But more importantly, he has been leading the team to wins.

The Lakers were in horrible form during the seeding games. And after entering the postseason, Playoffs LeBron took the wheel.

But LeBron hasn’t been doing it all alone. He has had immense support from Davis too. Despite his limited playoff experience, he has lived up to the expectations that were laid out for him and is proving he’s one of the best players in the league.

In the last two games, veteran Rajon Rondo has also stepped up and has played a vital role for the Lakers.

After losing Game 1 of the series against the Rockets, LeBron and the Lakers have bounced back with two wins and they look like the favorites to take away Game 4 tomorrow.

They have been playing well as a team and need to maintain this consistency as they aim to live up to the favorites tag and go all the way. If LeBron continues this form, it will be the Lakers’ title to lose.