The Philadelphia 76ers' hot winning streak came to an end on Friday following a disappointing 119-95 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. The loss also marked an unfortunate night for LeBron James, as the NBA legend saw a remarkable personal streak come to an end on the Cavaliers' home floor.
According to ESPN's Dave McMenamin, the performance ended an extraordinary run of consecutive double-digit scoring games for James in Cleveland. The longtime NBA superstar had maintained that streak for 396 regular-season appearances before Friday's disappointing NBA Cup outing.
Article Continues Below“Tonight broke a streak of 396 straight regular season games in double-digit scoring in Cleveland for James. It was also his third game vs. CLE in the calendar year with 5 or fewer FGM and 5 or more turnovers,” McMenamin wrote.