After scoring 57 points and helping the Cleveland Cavaliers trounce the Washington Wizards 130-122, four-time league MVP LeBron James joined Michael Jordan in the history books.

James is now the second player in NBA history with more than 10 points in 800 consecutive games, the league's analysts said Saturday morning in a Twitter post.

LeBron James has joined Michael Jordan (866) as the 2nd player in @NBAHistory with 10+ points in 800 consecutive games. pic.twitter.com/norrw1Bemn

— NBA.com/Stats (@nbastats) November 3, 2017

Jordan tapped in an average of more than 10 points in 866 consecutive games, the NBA said. James has also achieved this feat.

James also tied Allen Iverson at sixth place among players with the most number of 50-point games.

LeBron James has tied Allen Iverson (11) for the 6th most games in @NBAHistory with 50+ points. pic.twitter.com/ocE2ltNF8G

— NBA.com/Stats (@nbastats) November 4, 2017

Most 50-Point Games (All Time) 1. Wilt Chamberlain (118) 2. Michael Jordan (31) 3. @kobebryant (25) 4. Elgin Baylor (17) 5. Rick Barry (14) pic.twitter.com/KUxsnHiF6c

— NBA History (@NBAHistory) November 4, 2017

LeBron's performance in the Cavaliers' game against Washington on Friday (US time) was the second-best scoring performance of his career.

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Aside from scoring 57, he also delivered 11 rebounds and 7 assists.

He got in 23 out of 34 shots, including two three-pointers, and netted 9 of 9 free throws.

James' career high was 61 points in 2014 in a game against the Charlotte Bobcats. --with Agence France-Presse

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