From the events zone

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was in the gallery at Crypto.com Arena. Kareem stood up to make the basket as LeBron James did his traditional 'fade way jump' (clearing space in front of a defender and slamming the ball into the basket) from 14 feet away. The two hands of the legend burst into applause in the gallery. The commentator's voice was not natural either. He shouted with passion, "LeBron stands alone!" NBS's all-time scoring record now belongs to LeBron James!

Almost everyone knew, even if the commentators did not say so. The legendary Kareem also knew that the record he set 34 years earlier was waiting to be missed. So maybe 'Kirtiman' rushed to the gallery to applaud another 'Kirtiman' better than him. LeBron James was born in 1984, eight months after Kareem Abdul-Jabbar set the record for most points in NBA history for the Milwaukee Bucks and Los Angeles Lakers. 38,387 points! At that time no one thought anyone could break the record of Karim. But not in the words, 'You will be killed by the one who grew up in Gokul.'

James was born to break Karim's record. He was called 'Chosen One' while playing high school basketball. That one has been sent to earth with heavy responsibilities on his shoulders. James performed that duty on Tuesday night. In a 133-130 loss against the Oklahoma City Thunder, LeBron Raymond James Sr., aka LeBron James, "King James" as fans call him, set the record for most points in National Basketball Association (NBA) history...

James entered the game with 38,352 career points. He needs 36 points to break Kareem's record held by Pat Riley and Julius Irving. James moved himself to the top of the immortality list with 38 points (38,390 points). With 10.9 seconds left in the game, James made a fadeaway to throw the ball behind an opposing defender. In the gallery his son Bronny James, a high school basketball player, captured the moment on cellphone video and later showed it to his father. Watching the video of that moment on his son's phone, LeBron praised himself, 'Oh! It was difficult. Did you save it? Send me.

James' fans may passionately argue that his jump before the kite may be shorter in length and width, but there is no more significant jump in basketball history, perhaps never! After scoring the first two points of his career on October 29, 2003, James has made many baskets in these 20 years on "signature shots" such as the "skyhook" or the "power dunk". Apart from this, he has many other talents. Like Kareem, he is also a legend of the Los Angeles Lakers. Just think, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar watched James grow up before his eyes, watched James climb the Everest of his records, all those days later when James used that trick to make that defender miss, some say metaphorically, against Oklahoma. Defender Karim. I can think! So far he is fighting for the record with Karim. Finally released!

Now the question is, can the 38-year-old James increase this record before retirement? It cannot be said exactly, but a metaphorical example can be given. At the bottom of the Pacific Ocean near the Hawaiian Islands is a mountain called Mauna Kea. Its height from the bottom of the water is 10 thousand 200 meters. And the height of Everest standing on the earth's surface is 8 thousand 848 meters. If Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's 38-year record is considered 'Mount Everest,' then when James retires, it will be 'Mount Kia'—something higher that will never be reached, let alone touched. Not looking! Although he is a man of flesh and blood, since James is the 'Chosen One', the point record may be at an unimaginable height!

I know what I can do, so I always think that I am the best in this game.

LeBron James:

Only two players in the NBA have reached the 38,000-point milestone. Everyone knows their names by now. The five people behind these two legends are all retired. Known as 'The Mailman', one of the greatest power forwards in NBA history, Karl Malone has 36,928 points. The number of points of the legendary Kobe Bryant known as "Black Mamba" will not increase from 33 thousand 643. This legend died three years ago. Michael Jordan, the world's most famous basketball player, has 32,292 points. According to many, Germany's Dirk Nowitzki is recognized as the best European basketball player of all time with 31 thousand 560 points, and Wilt Chamberlin with 31 thousand 419 points. None of the current players are even close to James, even in his 20th season. Averaged 30 points per game and made his 19th All-Star appearance.

It is difficult to predict how long LeBron James will play. Because he spends more than a million dollars a year on chefs, trainers, and massage therapists to take care of his fitness. After James Kal recorded this question, who is the best in the history of basketball? Michael Jordan or LeBron James? However, the career resumes of the two are very similar. Jordan has won the NBA title 6 times, and James has won four times so far, Jordan has been the NBA's most valuable player five times, and James has won four times. Both have won gold medals at the Olympics twice. But James is a man made of a different metal. Consider yourself the best right now. After setting the record, he said, 'I am ready to challenge anyone in this game. I know what I can do, so I always think I'm the best in this game.'

In February 2002, while at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School, James was on the cover of the famous sports magazine Sports Illustrated at the age of 17. The title read 'Chosen One' in big red letters. James has always been vocal about racism and black rights without ever stepping foot on a university porch. In addition to his magic on the basketball court, he will also be remembered for his work off the court. That is after retirement.

James has not said anything about when he will retire. In an interview given to 'The Athletic', he hinted, 'I want to play the last year of my career with my child. Wherever Brony is, I'll be there.'

Brony, you must know the pressure of playing with LeBron James in home practice! People thought that he was not a man of flesh and blood, but a 'chosen one', and that idea was made a reality by James yesterday. The way he digs up opponents to score points, you can even add the name 'Bond' to him if you want - the James Bond of basketball!

Top five highest point scorers in NBA history:

point        player

38390     LeBron James

38387     Karim Abdul Jabbar

36928     Karl Malone

33643     Kobe Bryant

32292     Michael Jordan