LeBron James Breaks Another Age-Defying Record in NBA

LeBron James, the veteran basketball player for the LA Lakers, broke the record for the oldest player to achieve a triple-double in an NBA game, leading his team to a 123-104 victory over the Dallas Mavericks. At 41 years and 44 days old, James scored 22 points, 12 assists, and 10 rebounds, marking his 123rd triple-double in his 23rd professional season - ranking 5th in NBA history. He is now the oldest player to break the previous record set by Karl Malone, who achieved the feat at 40 years and 127 days while playing for Utah Jazz in the 2003 season. The all-time record for most triple-doubles remains with Russell Westbrook at 207, with James trailing Magic Johnson's 138 triple-doubles.