Live broadcast, February 8th, today’s NBA regular season, the Lakers lost Thunder 130-133 at home.
In this game, James played at 33 minutes 56 seconds. He shot 20 shots in 13, 4 out of 6 points, 8 out of 10 free throws, and got 38 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals. He officially surpassed Jabbar and crowned the scoring king in NBA history.
After the game, Lakers coach Ham was interviewed by reporters. Speaking of James, he said, “I just think it is God’s favor and honor to be a part of this. I am quite old, so I know what Jabbar means to the league. He is one of the pillars of the alliance. Then, let’s look at LeBlanc, who entered the league as a high school graduate, his development track and what he did beyond basketball-he has become a global idol.
“All the work he did on the field. His business, his speech on social issues, his leadership. He is not only an example for young basketball players, but also an example for all young people at home and abroad. He told them how to become a professional player, how to maintain passion, how to persevere, how to improve efficiency, and then never be satisfied.” Ham continued.
Never existed before! James crowned the king of Historical Scores