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CLEVELAND -- Standing at midcourt, LeBron James spun the ball on his index finger as the final seconds ticked off the clock.He had the Hornets turning in circles all night.James scored 17 of his season-high 44 points in the fourth quarter and reached another career milestone as the Cleveland Cavaliers won their fourth straight, 116-105 over Charlotte on Saturday.James did it all, making five 3-pointers and adding 10 assists and nine rebounds in 43 minutes. He took over in the fourth, scoring 13 straight during one stretch to help the Cavs hold on.A lot of our guys had heavy legs tonight and it was up to me to get through it, he said.He carried us, teammate Kevin Love said. I kept telling him, `Take us home.James, who moved into ninth place on the career scoring list Friday, recorded his 7,000th assist in the first half, becoming the first frontcourt player in NBA history to reach the plateau.The 31-year-old is the only player with 27,000 points, 7,000 assists and 7,000 rebounds.I dont know what to say, James said when asked about the achievement. Thats the triple threat of me. To rebound, to pass, to put the ball in the hole a little bit. Its just an honor. Im just blessed. To be the only one to put up those numbers is pretty cool because this is the game I love. Its the game I watched my whole life growing up, so its incredible.Cleveland shot a season-best 58 percent from the field and beat Charlotte for the sixth straight time at home.Kemba Walker scored 24 to pace the Hornets, playing the first of five consecutive road games. Walker sat out the final few minutes after banging knees with James.Its not bad at all, said Walker, who had a sleeve over his left knee. At the moment it looked pretty bad, but Im good. I was coming off a ball screen and he ran into me.Charlotte coach Steve Clifford knew his team was going to have trouble defending the Cavs if the reigning NBA champions were clicking.Once James warmed up, there wasnt much the Hornets could do.He passed. He rebounded. He made 3s. He was great going to the basket, Clifton said. He was phenomenal. He made three or four 3s that hes going to make. You cant block them. You cant contest them. When hes shooting the ball like that theres nothing you can do, other than blitz, and thats what he wants you to do, and then he really makes you look bad.The Cavs were on target from the start, shooting 71 percent while building a 12-point lead in the first quarter. Cleveland stayed around 70 percent for most of the first half and had a 15-point lead at halftime.The Hornets cut it to three in the third, but James countered with a pair of 3s in a span of 25 seconds, straddling the arc after the second make while looking in the direction of Clifford, who was calling a timeout.NO RESTCavs coach Tyronn Lue intends to rest James at some point, but not on a night when Kyrie Irving said he was tired.I didnt want to play LeBron this many minutes, but he came and said, `Coach, Im fine, Lue said. Then, he started raining 3s. We had to ride him tonight.TIP-INSHornets: Nicolas Batum is one of five NBA players averaging at least 13 points, 7.7 rebounds and 5.6 assists. James, Russell Westbrook, Giannis Antetokounmpo and James Harden are the others. Of that group, Batum came in averaging the fewest turnovers (2.3). ... Walker entered with the second-most 3-pointers (61) in the Eastern Conference. Only Torontos Kyle Lowry had made more. ... Charlottes trip includes stops in Indiana, Washington, Boston and Atlanta. The Hornets wont play at home again until Dec. 20 when they host the Lakers.Cavaliers: Irving scored only 11 points on 4-of-13 shooting. ... J.R. Smith returned after missing two games with a hyperextended left knee and scored six points in 32 minutes. ... Irving joined James and Mark Price as the only players in Cleveland history with 600 career 3-pointers. ... Cleveland improved to 41-10 at home against Charlotte. ... Olympic gold medal gymnast Simone Biles, an Ohio native, was introduced during a timeout in the first quarter. ... F Channing Frye missed his second straight game to attend his fathers funeral.UP NEXTHornets: At Indiana on Monday.Cavaliers: Host Memphis on Tuesday before flying to Tennessee to face the Grizzlies again on Wednesday. Dwayne Haskins Jersey .C. -- Rodney Hood connected from all over the court while freshman Jabari Parker was busy swatting shots and scoring in transition. 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Northampton expect George North to be cleared by specialists to return to action in Fridays Aviva Premiership clash with Sale Sharks.Wales wing North has been stood down since appearing to lie motionless following a dangerous tackle from Adam Thompstone in Saints 19-11 defeat to Leicester on Dec. 3.A Concussion Management Review Group (CMRG), drawn up to investigate the handling of Norths potential head injury, is now expected to reveal its findings Wednesday.Northampton rugby director Jim Mallinder remains confident, however, that North will be free to face Sale at Franklins Gardens on Friday.Hes back in training and he should be available to play against Sale, said Mallinder.As I said hes been training [on Tuesday], hes had a bit of time off and hes feeling really good about himself, hes looking really sharp out there and hes looking forward to playing.George is actually going back to the specialists, just to check again that everythings okay. Im not making decisions on whether he plays or not, thats out of my hands.Thats down to the trained professionals to make the right judgements. And surely theres no better people to make those correct decisions.North was allowed to return to action after his heavy fall against Leicester, with Northampton since admitting the 24-year-old could have suffered a head injury despite him passing pitch-side checks.The concussion management panel that should release its findings on Wednesday has comprised of the RFU professional rugby director Nigel Melville, Premiership Rugbys rugby director Phil Winstanley and independent chairman Dr Julian Morris.The first-ever such panel that was convened on Dec. 5 will have now taken 16 days to finalise its conclusions should those be released Wednesday.North had a six-month spell out of the game in 2015 after a cllutch of high-profile head injuries.dddddddddddd Now though, Mallinder believes the British and Irish Lions star is back in rude health.Its something that happened a few weeks ago, and thankfully George is fine, said Mallinder. Physically hes been fine since the incident.So were just waiting to hear from the report, and then well make our comment after that. I dont want to comment on the investigation any more, I spoke at length last week.Whats important now is that it comes out and we can comment on it then. Weve said it right from the beginning: player welfare is the most important thing.If theres any doubts the medics will come and talk to me and we will stand players down. So player welfare is number one.Northampton will head into Fridays league clash with Sale fresh from the humiliating 60-13 European Champions Cup defeat to Leinster in Dublin.The Saints rotated their resources for the Aviva Stadium rout, leading to criticism of that selection.Tournament organisers European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR) could yet launch an investigation to determine whether Saints fielded a strong enough XV.EPCR reviews all selections as a matter of course, and is yet to determine whether to launch any investigation into Northampton.We stick by our decision, in that weve got a squad we register at the beginning of the season that we think are good enough to play in Europe, said Mallinder.And we played that squad. We did register one extra player, young James Fish who came in for Dylan Hartley, for obvious reasons.So thats what we decided to do, and hopefully the experience and freshness gained from them playing last week, hopefully that w