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LeBron James is playing at such a high level, not even a triple-double impresses him anymore.
"As an individual, I didn't feel I played particularly well," he said after the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Portland Trail Blazers 88-80 on Monday night. "If you didn't play well and you have a triple-double, something is wrong. I could have played better."
Just about everyone else who saw the game would beg to differ.
James had 24 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists in his seventh triple-double of the season as the Cavaliers rallied in the second half. It is the 17th triple-double of his career.
James was in the minority when it came to his assessment of his performance. Wally Szczerbiak, who joined the Cavaliers in a Feb. 21 trade, laughed when told of James' comments.
"It's scary, it really is," he said. "It's pretty special being on this team and seeing him day in and day out. Being able to watch it, the fans are probably watching the best basketball player in the world. It's arguable between him and Kobe (Bryant), and I'm going to argue for him every day."
James, who has scored 20 or more points in 41 straight games, also recorded the 100th double-double of his career.
