List of Career Achievements By Le Bron James - 50 Point Games

50 Point Games

with Cleveland Cavaliers
with Miami Heat
(PO) Denotes a playoff game
Number Date Opponent Box Score Minutes
played		 First Second Third Fourth Points Field goals 3 pt Free throws Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Notes
Scoring by quarter
1 02005-03-20March 20, 2005 at Toronto Raptors L 98—105
Recap		 48:00 16 13 9 18 56 18—36 6—12 14—15 10 5 2 0 At the age of 700120000000000000020 years, 700180000000000000080 days, James became the youngest player to score 50 points in a game. On 02009-11-14November 14, 2009, the record was broken by Brandon Jennings at the age of 700120000000000000020 years, 700152000000000000052 days.
2 02005-12-10December 10, 2005 at Milwaukee Bucks L 106—111
Recap		 42:48 16 15 11 10 52 19—29 5—9 9—10 7 7 2 0 700120000000000000020 years, 7002345000000000000345 days
3 02006-01-21January 21, 2006 at Utah Jazz W 108—90
Recap		 42:47 9 10 15 17 51 19—35 4—8 9—11 5 8 2 0 At the age of 700121000000000000021 years, 700122000000000000022 days, James became the youngest player to score 5,000 career points.
4 02008-01-15January 15, 2008 at Memphis Grizzlies W 132—124
Recap		 47:10 10 3 13 16 51 18—28 6—12 9—16 8 9 3 1 Overtime. 9 points in overtime
5 02008-03-05March 5, 2008 at New York Knicks W 119—105
Recap		 43:50 2 18 15 15 50 16—30 7—13 11—16 8 10 4 0
6 02009-02-04February 4, 2009 at New York Knicks W 107—102
Recap		 44:03 20 8 11 13 52 17—33 2—7 16—19 10 11 0 2
7 02009-02-20February 20, 2009 at Milwaukee Bucks W 111—103
Recap		 40:04 10 15 24 6 55 16—29 8—11 15—22 5 9 0 0
8 02009-03-13March 13, 2009 at Sacramento Kings W 126—123
Recap		 46:59 16 5 8 16 51 16—30 4—11 15—17 6 2 3 3 Overtime. 6 points in overtime
9 02011-02-03February 3, 2011 at Orlando Magic W 104—100
Recap		 42:39 23 6 11 11 51 17—25 3—5 14—17 11 8 1 1

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