Jason Miller/Getty Images LeBron James registered his fourth triple-double of the season, and six Cleveland Cavaliers finished in double figures as the defending Eastern Conference champions defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 121-112 at Quicken Loans Arena on Thursday night.

James, who finished with 25 points, 12 assists and 12 rebounds, is now tied with Boston Celtics legend Larry Bird for sixth on the all-time triple-double list with 59.

Kevin Love added 28points—including 13 in the third quarter—and 11rebounds, while 36-year-old Jose Calderon continued to thrive as the Cavaliers ' stopgap at starting point guard.

Fresh off a 14-point outing in the Cavaliers' win over the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday, Calderon poured in a season-high 17points on 6-of-9shooting from the field, including 5-of-8from three, as he continued to prove detractors wrong, according to Cleveland.com's Joe Vardon:

Kyle Kuzma (20points), Julius Randle (13points) and Josh Hart (11points) were all solid in their own right, but struggles from distance combined with 18turnovers left L.A. to chase LeBron and Co. throughout the second half.