Luka Doncic has averaged 37.8 PPG in his last six games, the most by a Lakers player in a 6-game span within a season since Kobe Bryant in 2011-12 (39.5).
Luka Doncic is putting together an unreal stretch for the Los Angeles Lakers, delivering one of the most dominant scoring runs the franchise has seen in years.
Doncic led the Lakers to their sixth straight win on Monday, a 100–92 road victory over the Houston Rockets.
He finished with 36 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists, continuing his incredible run while also reaching multiple Lakers milestones.
Over his last six games, Doncic is averaging 37.8 points per game - the highest scoring stretch by a Lakers player in a six-game span within a season since Kobe Bryant averaged 39.5 in the 2011–12 campaign, according to ESPN.
This season, Doncic is the NBA's leading scorer, averaging 32.9 points, 7.9 rebounds, and 8.5 assists.
With the win against the Rockets, the Lakers are now on a six-game winning streak and currently sit third in the Western Conference with a 43–25 record.
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