Live Bar, January 24 news recently, ESPN made an exclusive interview about James going beyond the historical scoring king of Jabbar.
James reviewed his early career after scoring 38000 points: “In the early days, most of the time I only had explosive power, including speed and bounce, but I knew this myself.”
Through the defeat of the regular season and the exit of the playoff series, when the opponent’s defense targeted at the loopholes in James’s game, the superstar knew how to work hard: “I am getting smarter and smarter, I think the opponents know that they can make a fuss about something, so how can I make sure that I am undefensible? I always want to be in the position I want to be in instead of the position the defender wants me to be in!”
He said: “Sometimes, I don’t really have low-level technology; Sometimes, there is no threat in the middle distance; Sometimes, there is no threat outside the line. You can really try to induce me to do something I am not good at, but now I have developed to do whatever I want on the court, I can take all the shooting methods I want to take.”
At present, the total score of James’s career has reached 38164 points, which is 224 points worse than Jabbar, which is the first in history.