Head coach JJ Redick made that (admittedly obvious) statement clear after Sunday’s game against the Sixers. Those remarks came moments after a “vintage LeBron” performance, as Luka Dončić described it, in which he hit multiple big shots down the stretch to seal a Lakers win.

We can also recall Ben Simmons early in his career, who looked phenomenal but, from today's perspective, never reached LeBron-level greatness. That only underscores how much weight "The Chosen One" carried and ultimately delivered on expectations.

The Los Angeles Lakers' starting lineup was back at full strength with the return of LeBron James and Luka Doncic.

Luka Doncic notched a triple-double as LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers secured a 112-108 road win over Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday.

Not only did James clap back at the heckler -- he also silenced him by droppin' 29 points in the Lakers' 112-108 win over the 76ers. That wasn't James' only encounter with a fan at the game ... he also made a young supporter's dream come true after signing his Lakers jersey postgame. It's good to be the King.