Pacers vs Lakers sees James win it for LA; LeBron opens up on MJ

The Pacers vs Lakers game on Wednesday saw LeBron James’ score a tip-in at the buzzer to win for Los Angeles on the road.

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Los Angeles forward LeBron James (23, left) posts up against Indina Pacers' Pascal Siakam (45, right) on Wednesday. Pacers vs Lakers sees James win it for LA; LeBron opens up on MJ

PACERS VS LAKERS GAME SEES LEBRON TIP WIN IT AT THE BUZZER

The Pacers vs Lakers game saw James score a tip-in at the buzzer to complete Los Angeles’ 120-119 victory.

Furthermore, James capped a 13-point, 13-rebound, seven assist performance with a tip off a Luka Doncic miss.

Moreover, Los Angeles was relieved after losing a six-point lead in 70 seconds before James’ heroics.

Doncic finished with 34 points, while Austin Reaves scored 24 for Los Angeles (44-28).

Additionally, James extended his league-record streak of 10 or more points to 1,283 games.

REDDICK WELCOMES STARS’ RETURN TO COURT TOGETHER

Lakers coach JJ Reddick welcomed the return of James and several key players back on the court.

Moreover, the coach got balanced production after Doncic, Reaves, and James.

Rui Hachimura scored 14 points, while center Jaxson Hayes also had 13 points for the Lakers.

Reserve Dorian Finney Smith added 11 points in 31 minutes.

“First time in a long time we’ve been on the court together, so it was great. Cleaned up some stuff offensively,” Reddick said.

“Got our defensive breakdowns in, got some offensive breakdowns in, did some script. It was wonderful,” he added.

LEBRON OPENS UP ON JORDAN, BELIEVES THEY CAN BOND ONCE HE RETIRES

James opened up on his relationship on Michael Jordan, whom he believes he can bond with more once he retires.

Furthermore, the 20-year veteran liked his relationship with Jordan to the late Kobe Bryant, whom he played with on Team USA in the 2008 Olympics.

Moreover, James shared his thoughts on his childhood idol Jordan at “The Pat McAfee Show.”

“We don’t talk (with Jordan). Because I’m still playing. I’m still playing, I’m still focused on my craft right now,” James said.

“That’s straight respect, admiration and me, for sure, I wear 23 because of MJ. And the inspiration that he gave me as a kid in Akron, Ohio, who don’t have much inspiration in your hometown,” he added.