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LeBron James and the Cavaliers take on the Sacramento Kings tonight (AP Images)

If his leg holds up, LeBron James looks to become the first player to record four consecutive triple-doubles in nearly 20 years tonight when the Cavaliers visit the Sacramento Kings.

Despite the chance to join such exclusive company, James remains focused on Cleveland’s bigger goal, and that is clinching its second division title. They might not even have to win to do it tonight.

Cleveland would clinch its first Central title since 1975-76 if Detroit loses at Toronto earlier in the evening.

James had a triple-double in the Cavaliers’ only meeting with the Kings this season. On Jan. 27, he had 23 points, 15 rebounds and 11 assists in the 117-110 win.

The Cavaliers have won five straight against the Kings and three in a row in Sacramento, where they’d dropped their previous six.

The Kings have split their last four games at Arco Arena, including a win over Denver on Sunday, to improve to 10-22 at home this season.

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