LeBron James breaks the NBA’s All-Time scoring record every single time he puts the ball in the basket, but that wasn’t the only history he made while leading the Lakers to a 128-123 win vs. the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night in Los Angeles.

James, at the time, was 34 years old, and no player that old had ever recorded three consecutive triple-doubles. Well, let's fast-forward more than five years and James has managed to outdo himself. Though the numbers weren't very flashy,

LeBron James eased his way into the season, ceding shots to Anthony Davis and Austin Reaves, committing to JJ Redick’s style and letting his teammates establish himself in the first handful of games in his 21st season.