Confirming LeBron's scoring record

I don't need to run any shell commands or code here. I think a concise short paragraph works best—maybe with some bullet points for clarity.

So, LeBron's last single-digit regular-season game was on January 5, 2007, against the Milwaukee Bucks, where he scored 8 points, shooting 3-for-13 in 43 minutes. The Cavs lost that game 86-96. After that game, he scored 10 or more points in every regular-season game. I need to ensure accuracy here, especially since there's also playoff scoring to consider!Clarifying LeBron's scoring details

LeBron had 8 points in Game 4 of the 2011 Finals against the Mavericks, which is a playoff single-digit score. But the user likely wants to focus on the regular season. So, to clarify: his last single-digit regular-season game was on January 5, 2007, against the Bucks. Since then, he has over 1,000 consecutive games scoring at least 10 points, surpassing Jordan’s record. As of now, his streak might be around 1,300 games, spanning approximately 18-19 seasons!Summarizing LeBron's scoring record

I found that many sources around 2023 noted LeBron had over 1,090 games with at least 10 points, increasing to around 1,200 in 2024 and possibly reaching about 1,300 in 2025. To avoid inaccuracies, it’s better to say "超过1000场" or "已成NBA历史最长."

So here’s how I’ll structure it:

• Fun fact: LeBron's scoring streak is historic.
• Last single-digit game was January 5, 2007, against the Bucks (8 points).
• He surpassed Jordan’s previous record of 866 consecutive games.
• Tied to the fact that Redick was a rookie in 2006-07.

I'll keep it concise and clear!