One that stands out, however, is the overturned call late in the fourth quarter. Game officials initially called a turnover on Anthony Edwards after he lost the ball with just 10.7 seconds remaining in the final frame.

The Los Angeles Lakers are now just one game away from playoff elimination after the Minnesota Timberwolves fought back from a 12-point deficit at the end of the third quarter to take a 116-113 victory at home in Game 4.

As the NBA's announcement indicated, James has broken his tie with the great Wilt Chamberlain on the esteemed list. The four-time MVP is now sitting at the No. 3 spot alone, with his sights set on another Lakers icon, Magic Johnson, who currently has 13 more career playoff double-doubles over James.

LeBron James may be largely over the hip flexor and groin ailments he recently suffered, especially since he was able to score 38 points in Game 3.

There might be such a thing as too much LeBron. Unable to trust any of his reserve players in Game 4 of a best-of-seven series against the Timberwolves, Lakers coach JJ Redick opted to play the same five players for the entire second half — rather than play any of his bench players — in a crushing 116-113 defeat to go down 3-1 in the series.