LeBron James said ‘I’m too old for this’ after NBA records longest Q4 ever

Following the NBA’s historic recording of the longest fourth quarter ever, LeBron James humorously quipped, “I’m too old for this.”

The remark encapsulates not only the sheer duration of the quarter but also James’ own illustrious career that the game can take, even on seasoned athletes like himself. As one of the league’s most iconic figures, James has been a beacon of endurance and resilience throughout his career, consistently defying age and expectations with his unparalleled athleticism and skill. However, as time marches on, even the most legendary players must confront the inevitability of aging and the challenges it presents. James’ lighthearted comment not only acknowledges the grueling nature of the game but also serves as a reminder of his enduring sense of humor and humility in the face of extraordinary achievements and the passage of time.

After sitting out three games due to an ankle injury, Steph Curry made his return to the court on Saturday night against the Los Angeles Lakers and immediately resumed his impressive performance. Engaging once again in a thrilling matchup against LeBron James, Curry led the charge for his team, scoring a team-best 31 points on 12-of-24 shooting from the field, including three successful 3-pointers, while also contributing six rebounds and five assists, crucial in propelling Golden State to a vital victory over the Lakers, with a final score of 128-121.

Despite the Lakers’ efforts to stay competitive, particularly with LeBron James delivering an outstanding performance of his own, scoring a game-high 40 points on 15-of-23 shooting from the field, along with nine assists and eight rebounds in 37 minutes of play, the Lakers ultimately fell short against the Warriors.

Contributions from Jonathan Kuminga and Klay Thompson further bolstered Golden State’s offensive effort, with both players notching over 23 points each. Additionally, Draymond Green made his presence felt across the court, recording six points, 13 assists, and 12 rebounds, showcasing his versatility and impact in multiple facets of the game.

Following the Warriors’ crucial victory over the Lakers, Twitter buzzed with reactions from the NBA community. Here’s a glimpse into the sentiments shared by fans and analysts on Saturday evening.

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