This is the most exciting thing that's happened in the NBA probably since Kobe's final game.  I can't think of another time that's been so looked forward to by so many people.  Will Draymond Green really miss a game to watch LeBron break the record?  Will tickets top $100,000 resale value for his record breaking game?  Is he going to do it with a big night in legendary fashion or will it be a somewhat non-event that gets played off by LeBron?  Will there be tears or will he not really care because it's a personal achievement?  I just hope I'm able to watch the game.  This will surely be one of those moments you look back on for a long time.

It was good to see Cedi Osman becoming one of the players who have made the most three-pointers in Cavs history. It was a great night for him especially with 7/7 three-pointer stats.

There are still many games to be played maybe by the way but we have got past the first half of the regular season already. And I can't say Lakers are doing a good job still. They are still a struggling team and their chance of qualifying for the playoffs is complicated. They are only one win away from the 10th position actually. But they need to be consistent to maintain their chance for it. However it is difficult to expect that much from them while they have lost more than the half of their games played so far.

Davis performed well, considering he scored 31 points, grabbed 14 rebounds, and made an important block that decided the outcome of the game. I think that's a great example of how much Davis is needed for the Lakers. So Davis could be called the hero of the game, but it should be noted that there was also an anti-hero who tried to do everything in his power to ruin the game, and his name is Westbrick. Just look at his stats, he scored only 2 out of 16 shots.

^ Ya, that is crazy news that Kyrie has formally requested a trade with only a short time before the trade deadline. It isn’t totally unexpected though. KD hasn’t been healthy, Ben Simmons is a mess, and Kyrie wants to win championships. I think he needs LeBron. We’ll see what happens but I’m sure Lakers fans everywhere are hoping that a Kyrie for Westbrook trade happens. I can’t imagine it does for many reasons, but I’m not sure who is in a position to trade for Kyrie.

Brooklyn would be doing themselves a favor by trading Kyrie IMO. Also, the Lakers would likely be fine. Kyrie and Lebron have played together fine in the past. I doubt we would see an issue. The question is, does KD want to play with Westbrook again?

Kyrie to the Lakers ain't happening.  Nets probably would want a young star or some good draft picks none of which the Lakers have.  Trading away AD and getting kyrie doesn't do the Lakers any good.  They still have an issue with their bench being terrible.  Wonder how Durant plays out in all of this.  Nets might want to restart all over and get a sick package back for the 2 of them.

Kyrie is averaging 27 point per game currently and has had good chemistry in the past with Lebron. No guarantees it will work again of course but it's not the worst scenario out there. Not sure if anyone offers much for an injury prone AD or struggling Westbrook at this point. Kyrie is probably the best offer they get for either player.

That would be a great deal for the Lakers if that happens but usually, we get to see these trades that are favoring the team that will be left or traded for.
This is an exciting developing story and if the rumors are true then there's an increased chance for the Lakers to be seen continuing to play together with Lebron but, it's on them to do the deal.

I don't think that Lakes is willing to trade WB at this point, I mean he has settled in his role already, James is back and so is AD. And then they have Rui as a good back up if they need someone to score, and Pat is also showing improvement, he can hit the three's more often now, although he missed both FT during their last game, still his defense is the key for them to win that one. Dennis is also confident at times, they even go small now in the final quarter with that 3 guard rotation. So everything looks good in Lakers that they don't need to bring someone that might cause some friction or drama in their locker room. Let KD deal with that.

Kyrie wanted a contract extension with the Nets which is obviously denied by the front office knowing how hard-headed Kyrie is, and all the dramas that he has. Who wants to give Kyrie a long term contract?

Now since Kyrie didn't get what he wanted, he wants to be traded. The question is which team will get Kyrie? Or is there any team that will get Kyrie? 6 days before the trade deadline, this makes it very exciting because we didn't see that much trades or trade request until this one.

What can the Nets do? I think the best thing is a sign and trade deal. I mean I don't see any team that like him or can pay him with his current contract unless he wants to be with the bottom teams like the Pistons or the Thunder. Lakers? That's his dream yes. His dream is to be with Lebron and play with him "again" after the beef they had in the past. The question now is, will Kyrie accept a lower contract just to make his dream come true? Is the Lakers capable of signing him?

It depends.

If Kyrie will get traded and the Nets manage to get another all-star, there is a chance that KD will stay. The Nets are a star-studded team like you said, but they didn't achieve anything. Lost to the Bucks 2 years ago, got swept by the Celtics last season. Traded Harden for Simmons which obviously favored the Sixers base on how both players are playing.