Anthony Davis was, once again, unstoppable on Sunday night.

The Los Angeles Lakers center went off in Washington, leading them to a 130-119 win over the Wizards at Capital One Arena with an incredible statline. Davis dropped 55 points in the win while shooting 22 of 30 from the field. He added 17 rebounds, too, and was a perfect 9 of 9 from the free throw line.

Davis’ 55 points were just four shy of his career high. He has 99 points over his last two games now, too — following the 44 he put up against the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday. That is the most scored by a Lakers player in that period since Kobe Bryant did so in 2007. He’s also the first Lakers player to score at least 40 points and have at least 10 rebounds in consecutive games since Shaquille O’Neal did so in 2000.

The Lakers led almost all the way on Sunday. They took the lead on a Troy Brown 3-pointer, and never looked back. They had an 18-point lead at halftime, and then held on after the Wizards cut it to single digits briefly in the fourth quarter to take the 11-point win. LeBron James added 29 points and Lonnie Walker dropped 20 for the Lakers — who shot better than 54% from the field as a team.

It hasn’t just been the past two games that Davis has looked great in. He’s averaged 34.2 points and 15.4 rebounds while shooting 63.3% over the Lakers’ past 10 games. The Lakers went 8-2 over that stretch.

Though it’s still early in the year, Davis’ play is certainly a welcome sign for a team that opened the season on a five-game losing skid and lost 10 of its first 12 games.