LeBron James Becomes First in NBA History to Score 43,000 Points in Regular Seasons
The small forward and one of the leaders of the Los Angeles Lakers achieved this in a regular season National Basketball Association game against the Boston Celtics, in which his team suffered a defeat with a score of 89:111.
LeBron James. Photo: Luiza Moraes/Getty Images
The 41-year-old James spent a total of 34 minutes on the court, scoring a total of 20 points (9 of 21 from the field, where 1 of 5 was three-pointers; 1 of 1 was free throws), five assists and four rebounds.
The forward's 'plus-minus' rating at the end of the game was '-14'.
Thus, LeBron became the first player in the history of the North American league to score 43,000 points in regular season games.
Currently, he has 43,008 points, and including playoff games — 51,297.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who long ago ended his career, has 38,377; Karl Malone — 36,928; Michael Jordan — 32,292; Kobe Bryant, who died in 2020 — 33,643.
Kevin Durant, who is currently continuing his career, has — 31,927; James Harden — 28,897.
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