LeBron James led the Los Angeles Lakers to a 145-144 victory over the Golden State Warriors in a double-overtime thriller. In his 48th minute on the court, James sank two crucial free throws in the final seconds, securing the win for the Lakers. 

James finished the game with a triple-double, contributing 36 points, 20 rebounds, and 12 assists, while Stephen Curry scored 46 points for the Warriors.

The game featured late-game drama, with Curry hitting a go-ahead three-pointer with 5.2 seconds left in double overtime. However, James drew a foul from Draymond Green with 1.2 seconds remaining, leading to his game-winning free throws.

Anthony Davis had a strong performance with 29 points and 13 rebounds, while D’Angelo Russell scored 28 points for the Lakers. The victory marked the start of the Lakers’ six-game Grammy road trip.

The game also highlighted potential lineup changes for the Lakers, with coach Darvin Ham making adjustments during the match. 

The Lakers faced the Warriors with a .500 record and six games remaining before the trade deadline, prompting speculation about roster decisions. The Lakers’ starting lineup may undergo changes as they navigate the challenges of the season.