Lakers update team record and play the most productive game for the first time in 37 years

In the nocturnal hours of Monday, March 25th, the Los Angeles Lakers hosted a regular season home match against the Indiana Pacers, emerging victorious with a scoreline of 150 to 145.

As reported by ESPN, the hosts have surpassed their team's season record for productivity, orchestrating the most prolific match in the NBA in 37 years. The last time the Lakers showcased such productivity was on January 2nd, 1987. Furthermore, the match between Los Angeles and Indiana marked the most high-scoring encounter in this NBA season.

It is worth noting that the NBA team Milwaukee Bucks clashed with the Phoenix Suns in a regular season match and secured victory with a score of 140 to 129. According to the association itself, in the first half of the game, the Bucks converted 18 out of 27 three-point attempts, thereby matching an NBA record in this regard.

Additionally, the format of the NBA All-Star Game may undergo significant changes. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver does not rule out the possibility that instead of the customary match between Western and Eastern Conference stars, there may soon be a contest between Team USA and the rest of the world.