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LeBron James and the LA Lakers lost big to the Philadelphia 76ers on Monday night at the Wells Fargo Center. Lakers fans were upset about the defeat because the team imploded in the fourth quarter. The Sixers took over the final period to get the 138-94 win.
James was limited to just 18 points and five assists, while Anthony Davis had 17 points and 11 rebounds. The Lakers were completely outmatched against the 76ers, who built up a 13-point lead after the first quarter.
Joel Embiid dropped a triple-double, while Tyrese Maxey scored a team-high 31 points. The Sixers eventually took over the game in the fourth quarter by outscoring the visiting Lakers 40-14.
LA Lakers fans on social media lost it after an embarrassing loss to the Philadelphia 76ers.
The 44-point deficit is the fourth-worst loss in team history and the most lopsided defeat in the career of LeBron James. Some were angry at their own team, while others took a shot at the Sixers.
Here are some of the best fan reactions on social media:
"Flops and foul baits. The Sixers don't play basketball."
"2nd round exits we don't care."
"Trade Reaves, DLo, Prince … for Caruso and LaVine ASAP. They trash."
"Keep it up, Darvin Ham. You're doing great bud."
"Damn got them cheeks clapped tonight."
LeBron James made history again on Monday night
LeBron James continues to make history in his 21st NBA season. James recently became the first player in history to score 39,000 points. He set another record on Monday night, breaking a record held by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
"The King" now owns the record for most minutes played in NBA history, with more than 66,300 minutes. He's now the leader in minutes played in both the regular season and the playoffs.
James, who turns 39 next month, continues to play at a high level. He's averaging 25.1 points, 7.5 rebounds, 6.5 assists and 1.5 steals per game this season. He's shooting 56.3% from the field, which is the third-best mark of his career.
However, the LA Lakers are still relying on him too much, which would not be the ideal scenario for coach Darvin Ham. If James plays too many minutes in the regular season, he could be more prone to injuries. He will also likely be gassed out at the start of the postseason.
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