
LeBron James made his long-awaited season debut for the Lakers on Tuesday night, scoring 11 points and adding 12 assists in 30 minutes of action as Los Angles beat Utah, 140-126, to improve to 11-4.
James had missed the first 14 games of the year due to sciatica that was causing pain in his lower back and down right side of his body. He made more NBA history just by taking the floor against the Jazz as he became the first player in the league to ever play 23 seasons.