While there was a little rust early on, LeBron James wasn’t moving or playing like a 40-year-old who had just missed the first 14 games of the season with sciatica. The Lakers ended Tuesday with a comfortable 140-126 win over the Jazz. LeBron was making history all night long. Just stepping on the court, he became the first player in NBA history to play 23 seasons in the league — there were seven players on the Utah roster not even born yet when LeBron made his NBA debut. “That just made my back hurt,” LeBron joked when told that stat. “I was just telling him a fun fact,” his teammate Deandre Ayton said. “He threw me alley oop. I said, ‘That’s my second alley for me from you, the first one was when I was in eighth grade at your camp.’” Read more at the link in bio.