Slovenian star Luka Dončić returned in a big way with a triple-double of 29 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 130-120 victory over the Miami Heat, in a duel that ignited enthusiasm among Los Angeles fans and Hispanic fans in the United States.
According to Reuters and NBA.com, Dončić returned after overcoming leg and finger discomfort, and his performance proved that he remains one of the league’s most dominant players. From the first quarter, his offensive leadership set the pace of the game, helping the Lakers maintain the lead for almost the entire game.
Franchise record: surpasses legends
The Slovenian’s performance not only boosted his team’s victory.
It also led him to break an all-time Angelina franchise record.
In the first four games of the 2025-26 season, Luka Dončić scored 165 points.
Surpassing the marks that belonged to Jerry West and Kobe Bryant, two of the biggest names in Lakers history.
Averaging over 41 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists per game, Luka Dončić has established himself as the NBA’s statistical leader at the start of the season.
His ability to dominate multiple aspects of the game – scoring, playmaking and rebounding – places him among the leading candidates for the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award.
Lakers find hope
He is one of the most dominant players in the league
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While LeBron James continues to recover from his injury, Luka Dončić has assumed full leadership of the team.
He guides the Lakers with a vision of the game that combines maturity, technique and a winning instinct.
The chemistry with Austin Reaves and Anthony Davis has strengthened the team’s offense, which has found balance on both ends of the court.
Coach Darvin Ham praised the Slovenian’s tactical discipline.
He also highlighted his influence in the locker room, describing him as “the new face of a franchise looking to get back to the top.”
For Latino fans in the U.S., this moment represents more than just a sporting triumph:
Luka Dončić has become a symbol of international, multicultural and global effort within the NBA, reflecting the diversity that defines Los Angeles and its Hispanic community.
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