LeBron James had 11 assists and moved into third on the NBA's career list, as he added 15 points and six rebounds to lead the Philadelphia 76ers past the Indiana Pacers 131-124 on Sunday.
LeBron on climbing to third all time in assists: 'Something I didn't foresee in my career'
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