In a thrilling semifinal showdown at the NBA's inaugural in-season tournament, LeBron James proved that age is just a number. The 38-year-old superstar led the Los Angeles Lakers to a resounding 133-89 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans, putting on a show with his impeccable shooting and defensive prowess. James dropped an impressive 30 points while dishing out eight assists and grabbing five rebounds, showcasing his enduring dominance on the court. What's even more astounding is that James is closer in age to retired legend Shaquille O'Neal than he is to some of his own teammates. With the Lakers now advancing to the championship game against the Indiana Pacers, all eyes will be on James as he aims to add yet another title to his illustrious career.
The semifinal clash saw James unleash a flurry of three-pointers, including a jaw-dropping long bomb from 30 feet out that left the crowd in awe. However, it wasn't just his offensive brilliance that stole the spotlight. James showcased his defensive prowess too, fearlessly putting his body on the line to draw charging fouls and disrupt the Pelicans' attacks. With the Lakers firing on all cylinders and James leading the charge, they've become an unstoppable force heading into the tournament's finale. As the NBA's first in-season tournament nears its conclusion, the stage is set for James and the Lakers to claim the championship and etch their names into history once again.