The only people surprised by the numbers are those outside the Miami Heat locker room. The insiders know the capabilities of Heat forward James Johnson from the 3-point line. It's always been there. Johnson is just now getting opportunity to showcase it.

Despite the Hawks' 133-126 loss to the Hornets, Johnson put up a monster stat line that made the game that close to begin with. The Hawks star put up 43 points, 11 rebounds, and nine assists to go along with a steal and a block — barely missing out on what would have been his fifth-consecutive triple-double.

In his fifth season, Johnson has shown how versatile his game is and that he can dominate at any point during a game. While his teammate and Hawks star Trae Young missed significant time due to an injury, Johnson stepped up and answered the call for his team.

Russell Westbrook holds the NBA record for most career triple-doubles, followed by Oscar Robertson and an elite list of playmakers.

Magic Johnson had a legendary NBA career, playing 13 seasons in the NBA. He went on to make 12 All-Star Game appearances, capture five NBA titles and win three Finals MVP awards. He retired in 1996 and, since then, has made plenty of moves in business and ...