LeBron James put on a stellar late-game display to help Team USA earn a 92-88 win over Germany on Monday. James scored his team's last 11 points to seal the victory. His continued late-game heroics are impressive considering his age. Thus, fellow Los Angeles Lakers and Team USA teammate Anthony Davis displayed a hilarious reaction to James' feat.

“LeBron James… a monster. He's still doing this at 45!” Davis said after the game, via the NBA X (formerly Twitter) account.

James has not reached the age of 45 yet, but Anthony Davis' praise is still fitting. James will turn 40 years old in December of 2024 but has not lost a step. He ended Monday's win over Team Germany with a team-high 20 points to go with six rebounds, four assists, one block, and one steal. James shot 100 percent on his three-pointers (2-for-2) and 80 percent from the field.

The Lakers veteran has been one of the most important players for the USA through the squad's exhibition games. James helped his team get a 101-100 win over South Sudan after a clutch late-game drive to the basket. Team USA will continue to use his efforts as they look to win another gold at the start of official Olympic play. However, James is not the only one looking to make an impact for the highly-touted squad.

Anthony Davis looks to make mark in Olympics for Team USA

USA forward Anthony Davis (14) looks on during the fourth quarter against Canada in the USA Basketball Showcase at T-Mobile Arena.
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Davis finished the win against Team Germany with 10 points, seven rebounds, and one block. He shot 60 percent from the field and made all four of his free throw attempts. Two days prior, Davis came up huge off the bench against South Sudan. The 31-year-old amassed 15 points, two blocks, and one steal. Davis looks to continue being a stout interior force for Team USA.

Nevertheless, the Lakers forward has admitted he and his teammates have things to work on. In mid-July, Davis said he and fellow frontcourt member Bam Adebayo were “still trying to figure it out” and “get in each other's way” on occasion. Despite the potential awkwardness of the two stars sharing the court, they have found a way to help keep their team on a winning streak.

Steve Kerr expressed faith in Davis, saying “AD with anybody is good” amid the Lakers star's fit concerns. Surely, Davis and the rest of his Team USA teammates will grow more comfortable with each other. They look to continue to build chemistry ahead of crucial matchups.