'I'm trying to change the narrative,' LeBron James opens up about his fight vs. father time

In another win for the Los Angeles Lakers, this time against the Houston Rockets in what it was their second game against them for the season, following the blowout loss they had from them in their last face-off.

LeBron James continues to impress the NBA world with his great performances at 38 years old, he is unstoppable in his year 21 in the league as he scored 37 points and took the winning free throws to end things at 105-104 and avoided the game to go to overtime.

In the post-game interview, LeBron James spoke on how he is doing in the season so far despite being injured  "I'm in a really good groove right now. I don't feel that great right now, dealing with a couple of injuries, a little bit under the weather right now...the competition got me going a little bit."

James also spoke on his current battle with father time saying "It's me vs. father time. I'm trying to change the narrative." The reality is that LeBron James has already changed it, there hasn't been another NBA star in his year 21 is pulling off numbers like LeBron has.

Nick Wright is excited with LeBron's performances this weekend

The Fox Sports analyst lost his mind with LeBron James performances this weekend as he just posted: "Quick check in on how the oldest player in the league did this weekend… 
35-5-9 on 59% in a win
37–6-8 on 74% and the game-winning free throw 
LeBron James. Doing the previously incomprehensible so often that we are all already mostly numb to it."