NBA's top 5 player performances for winning teams on December 15

The Lakers' LeBron James and Lonzo Ball achieved some NBA history on December 15. - [ESPN / YouTube screencap]
The Lakers' LeBron James and Lonzo Ball achieved some NBA history on December 15. - [ESPN / YouTube screencap]

These five NBA stars stepped it up for their teams on Saturday, December 15.

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Saturday (December 15) brought a plethora of games and star performances in the NBA. That included several big double-doubles, as well as quite a few triple-doubles. Below are five NBA players who stood out on Saturday.

1

James Harden - Houston Rockets

How do you follow up a game with a 50-point triple-double? Easy. Just achieve a second-straight triple-double in your next game. James Harden only scored 33 points in this one, but added 12 rebounds, 10 assists, and another Rockets win!

2

LeBron James - Los Angeles Lakers

The dynamic duo of Lonzo Ball and LeBron James put on a show in Charlotte on Saturday. Both players achieved triple-doubles in the same game; which was a win over the Hornets. James finished with 24 points, 12 rebounds, and 11 assists. Ball had 16 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists.

3

Andre Drummond - Detroit Pistons

NBA fantasy owners had reason to celebrate Andre Drummond's performance on Saturday. He was the top fantasy stats player, thanks to 19 points, 20 rebounds, five blocks, three steals, and an assist. In the real game, he helped Detroit top the Boston Celtics.

4

Nikola Vucevic - Orlando Magic

Vucevic had back-to-back All-Star worthy performances to help his Orlando Magic go 2-0 in Mexico City. The big man had 15 points, 19 rebounds, and five assists in the back end of the victories on Saturday.

5

Paul George - Oklahoma City Thunder

The Thunder had a tough task with the visiting Clippers on Saturday, but PG13 was up to the challenge. George ended up scoring 33 points, grabbing seven rebounds, and handing out six assists in the win.

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