LeBron Reacts On Passing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar In The All-Time Scoring List

LeBron James is on his way to winning a title. He was chosen as the Associated Press’ athlete of the decade, and this recognition is a reward for his hard work since the start of the 2010s. The Lakers superstar has won three titles and three MVP awards. LeBron turned 35, and many would agree that he is in the primetime of his career. He keeps hitting milestones and keeps impressing everyone. LeBron became the only player in the league history to score 30,000+ points, 9,000+ rebounds, and 9,000+ assists. At this moment, he sits at the 4th spot of the all-time scoring list. When asked about the possibility to pass Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, LeBron had an interesting answer.

“I would be lying if I said I don’t see it,” LeBron told Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press. “Obviously I’m not trying to say, ‘OK, well if I play this amount of time if I average this’ … I’m not doing that because I’ve never done that with my career. I’ve always just kind of let it happen. Whatever happens, happens. But I see it. I do see it.”

King James has scored 33,347 points. He is trailing Kobe Bryant (33,643), Karl Malone (36,928), and Abdul-Jabbar (38,387). He averages 25.1 points and has two years left on his contract with the Los Angeles Lakers. LeBron will try to retire as the all-time leading scorer.

That’s not his main focus at the moment. LeBron will try to win a title with the Lakers. He promised them a win, and there’s a huge chance for him to win his fourth title with his third different team. Haters would want him to step down or make a mistake. Too many people criticized LeBron for the Lakers failure last season. He was limited to 55 games due to his groin injury, and that was a career-low.

Anthony Davis joined the Lakers to win a title. He and LeBron share the same vision. Winning a ring. Winning people’s hearts. The Lakers are the best team in the NBA, and LeBron and Davis are the best duo.