While the Detroit Pistons have clinched a spot in the postseason, they still have a chance to improve their seeding. Thanks to a little help from LeBron James,

LeBron James single-handedly saved the day for the Lakers and got them a much-needed win on Wednesday against a hot Pacers team.

Instead of calling timeout to get Tyrese Haliburton back on the floor with the game on the line, Rick Carlisle elected to have his team play it out.

After the game, Pacers radio announcer Pat Boylan posted to social media a spate of impressive statistics from the game. Most notably, Indiana's total was the highest in any regulation NBA game since 2008. The 162 points scored by the Pacers was a franchise record—no small feat for a team that began life in the offensive crucible of the ABA.

In the process, Indiana made 27 three-pointers, which threatened the NBA record for most threes made in a single game. Besides that, the 53-point blowout was big enough to at least approach the biggest blowouts in league history. Here's where the Pacers' performance racks up all-time.

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