LeBron James Scores in Single Digits for 10th Time in Extensive Career
LeBron James scored in single digits for only the 10th time in his 1,630-game regular-season career during a game against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Cleveland.
Springfield Holyoke, MA, November 7, 2026 —
Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James reached a rare statistical anomaly during a recent game against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Cleveland, scoring in single digits for only the tenth occasion in his 1,630-game regular-season career.
This particular game marked a statistically infrequent event for the prominent athlete, highlighting the consistency and scoring prowess he has demonstrated throughout his lengthy career. The summary did not specify the exact point total James achieved in this game, nor did it provide the date or outcome of the contest against the Cavaliers.
James, who has played in over 1,600 regular-season games, has maintained an exceptionally high scoring average throughout his tenure in the National Basketball Association. Reaching double-digit scoring has been a hallmark of his performance, making the instances of scoring fewer than ten points particularly noteworthy.
The summary also did not include details on how the Cavaliers performed in the game or any specific circumstances surrounding James’s scoring output, such as minutes played or offensive strategy employed. The focus remained on the rarity of the single-digit scoring performance within the context of his established career statistics.
Story summarized from the original created by JOE REEDY, Associated Press on www.wwlp.com, see more information here.
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