40-year-old James defied the will of heaven and changed his fate and won five miracles! The Lakers defeated Beiye and became an immortal monument

When Edwards was still tidying up his knee pads, James had already ignited the battle with a 7-meter-way chase three-pointer. The violent output of 14 points in the first quarter is just the foreshadowing of this 40-year-old legend for the night of history. The broadcast footage captured the details of the repeated verification of data by the technical station staff - in the 28 years since the NBA enabled play-by-play statistics, no player scored an energy pulse of 22 points and 6 rebounds in the 40-year-old playoff halftime. The scene where Jabbar, who was watching the game on the sidelines, took off his iconic goggles and gave the junior a gaze. It was like the two scoring kings in time and space completed the handover of the torch. At this moment, the 19,567 spectators in the Target Center Arena were unaware that they were witnessing the ultimate challenge of basketball to the limits of human physiology.

When the midfield whistle sounded, the golden number "100" suddenly lit up on the big screen caused an uproar in the whole game - this is the 100th playoff halftime of James's career, which is equivalent to maintaining the stability of output at the nuclear weapon level for 50 consecutive series. What's even more terrifying is that when Durant, who is currently second in the service, was still struggling for the 78th halftime 20+, James had already upgraded this record to a unique field.

\"He is like a scoring terminal with a perpetual motion machine installed.\"ESPN commentator Van Gundy draws complex mathematical formulas on the tactical board.\"Suppose 15 points per half, other players need to play 666 playoff games to reach this number.\"

When James took his 10th rebound in the third quarter, the league's data center servers ushered in a brief overload-2,609 playoff rebounds allowed him to officially step into the sacred temple composed of Russell (4104), Chamberlain (3913), and Duncan (2859). This list, which should have been monopolized by a seven-foot-long man, has now been cracked by a 2.03-meter-tall small forward.

The famous basketball analyst Hollinger posted 12 exclamations on social media:\"The position blurring of modern basketball began with the Magic, but LeBron completed the ultimate argument with 2,609 rebounds!\" At this time, Gobert on the Timberwolves bench was looking down at his 7 rebounds in this game, as if confirming some kind of time and space disorder. The epic scene appeared in the last 5 minutes of the game: James first used a half-time pass to find Reeves, then ran back to defense and nailed Edwards's dunk to the rebound. This offensive and defensive round, called "time and space folding" by the US media, eventually turned into a perfect footnote to two historical records - the playoff double-double tied Chamberlain (144 times), and the total number of blocks was side by side with McHale (281 times).

When Timberwolves fans cheered for victory, the technical station staff was busy updating the historical rankings. The broadcaster released a holographic projection comparison at the right time: Chamberlain's record was born in the cigar smoke in the Celtic locker room in 1969, while James' data was displayed in the electronic stream of AR glasses in real time. When the final score of James' back towards the player's passage was frozen in the ring light, the long silhouette of James' back walking towards the ring light. This night he consumed 3486 calories equivalent to a marathon runner, his heart suffered 42 minutes of high pressure pumping blood, and his bones suffered a confrontational intensity equivalent to a truck impact.

Lakers team reporter Harrison wrote in a column: "We are always discussing James' countdown on retirement, but we ignore the fact that he is creating a brand new time unit - the basketball life measurement method with the century as the scale.\" When the new generation of players celebrated around Edwards after the game, the broadcasting camera meaningfully divided the picture: on the left is the carnival Timberwolves locker room, and on the right is the quietly scrolling historical data panel.

After this game, the NBA officially updated the historical ranking algorithm overnight. In the hidden scoring dimension called "Dorality of the Times", James' name is emitting an unprecedented light. As he said in a post-match interview: "The numbers will weather, the legend will fade, but the mark that changes basketball cognition will always be vivid.\"

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