LeBron James and Stephen Curry once again gave fans a duel for the ages as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors on Christmas Day.

The NBA has long dominated Christmas, just as Thanksgiving has become synonymous with football, but viewers got the best of both worlds on Wednesday.

Another Christmas Day game means more records broken for Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James. James broke three different records in the Lakers' holiday

One NBA legend even called out Roger Goodell's league on Wednesday. LeBron James, after his Los Angeles Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors 115-113, made it known what sport he believes should dominate the Christmas Day slate. "I love the NFL," James said. "But Christmas is our day."

One of the staples from the NBA's Christmas Day slate of games has been missing for the past few years, and Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James voiced

The NBA can really only respond by putting out a good product. The Christmas teams obliged for the most part this year, with the Lakers overcoming a game-tying 3-pointer from Stephen Curry with eight seconds left, getting the win on an Austin Reaves layup. James finished with 31 points and 10 assists.

In a social media post, LeBron James made it clear that he doesn't like how one special aspect is missing from this year's NBA games on Christmas.

Los Angeles Clippers star James Harden recently reflected on the profound impact he and fellow NBA legends Stephen Curry and LeBron James have had on basketball. Harden also delivered a poignant message about the inevitable end of their storied careers.

James Harden urges fans to cherish LeBron and Curry's greatness, reflecting on their passion and legacy after an epic Christmas clash.