LeBron James, Lorenzo Ball Make History With Lakers, Posting Triple-Double To Beat Charlotte Hornets

LeBron James and Lorenzo Ball led the way for Lakers' victory over home side Charlotte Hornets posting triple-double for the side, as they become first Lakers players to do so after Abdul-Jabbar and Magic Johnson in 36 years.
Lakers had their opponents in control throughout the game and seemingly cruised through third quarter leading by as much as 32 points and maintained dominance through to beat the hosts 128-100.
The four-time MVP winner wrapped up the game scoring 24 points, 12 rebound and 11 assists followed by Kuzma with 14 points, Javale McGee with 19 points and 6 rebounds.
Lorenzo (Ball) Ferguson joined LeBron in the historic triple-double for Lakers with 16 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.
Meanwhile, it was a disappointing game for Hornets' Kemba Walker who finished the game with lowest personal best of the season posting 4 points, 1 rebounds and 3 assists.