The performance marked a rare low point in James’ legendary career—it was just the fifth time ever that he failed to make a field goal in the first half of a game, and the first time since 2010. This unfortunate personal history for James was revealed by StatMamba on X.

During the Lakers' game against the Pacers on Wednesday, LeBron James made a little personal history in the first half.

The Los Angeles Lakers just can’t catch a break. After riding high on an eight-game winning streak, they’ve now lost three straight, with their latest setback coming in a 126-106 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday,

LeBron, who celebrated his 40th birthday on December 30, now becomes the oldest player in NBA history to record a game-winning buzzer-beater, doing so at the age of 40 years and 86 days old, per StatMamba.

The Indiana Pacers had won five straight games, but the Los Angeles Lakers come through in the closing second.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has made NBA history in several ways, including being one-half of the league's first-ever father-son duo. The Lakers drafted the four-time champion's son Bronny James in the second round this past offseason, and the latter player has blossomed recently.