LeBron James achieved a dominant first in NBA history on Thursday

LeBron James was so impressive in the Lakers’ blowout win in the semifinal of the NBA in-season tournament that he achieved a dominant feat.

LeBron James is three weeks away from turning 39 years of age, but he’s playing about as well as ever. In particular, he has played some brilliant basketball in the first NBA in-season tournament.

In the quarterfinal round on Tuesday against the Phoenix Suns, he had 31 points, 11 assists, eight rebounds and five steals in a 106-103 win. Then on Thursday in Las Vegas versus the New Orleans Pelicans, he rang up 30 points on 9-of-12 shooting, 4-of-4 from 3-point range and 8-of-8 from the free-throw line plus eight assists with no turnovers in a 133-89 beat down.

James has often led his team in several major statistical categories, sometimes for entire seasons. But on Thursday, he became the first player to ever lead both teams in points, assists, field-goal percentage, 3-point shooting accuracy, free throw percentage and free throw attempts while also having the fewest turnovers in a single game. Even better, he did all that in just 23 minutes of play.

Thanks to James’ inspired play, the Lakers will compete for the NBA Cup on Saturday against the high-scoring Indiana Pacers.