If you were lucky enough to be in attendance for the Toronto Raptors game against the Los Angeles Lakers game on Thursday night, it turns out that you were witnessing NBA history. Not only was it potentially LeBron James' last-ever game playing at Scotiabank Arena, but it was actually historic for another reason for the four-time NBA MVP and NBA's all-time leading scorer. James was held to just eight points on the night, one of the rarest feats of his legendary career. That's a streak of 1,297 games in a row, 431 more than Michael Jordan's mark of 866, which sits second in NBA history. Asked if he had any hard feelings about the streak ending, James said, "None.