The Lakers will play against Philadelphia on Jan. 28, can the Purple and Gold Army have a winning streak? In this battle, James will usher in a milestone, he will surpass Kobe Bryant and rank 14th alone in the number of appearances. The Lakers have many more to hit the milestone.
First, James has played 1346 regular season games in the league in his career, tied for 14th place with Kobe Bryant, and as long as he plays, James will surpass Kobe Bryant.
Second, Westbrook has shot 8,112 career goals to rank 38th in NBA history, and just shooting seven more goals will surpass Walter Davis to 37th all-time.
Third, Westbrook has shot 7,001 two-pointers in his career to rank 54th in history, and as long as he shoots three goals in this game, he will surpass Vince Carter to rise to 53rd place in history.
Fourth, Westbrook has scored 28th place with 5,412 free throws in his career, and if he scores 12 in this game, he will surpass Olajuwon to rise to 27th place in history. However, Westbrook has not made many foul penalties this season, and this battle may not be able to achieve this wish.
Fifth, James has grabbed 10,027 rebounds in this game, and if he grabs 12 rebounds in this game, he will surpass DeAndre Jordan and rise to 41st place in history. Jordan Jr. dropped out of the rotation, and it was only a matter of time before James surpassed him in rebounding.
Sixth, Ariza has placed 30th in history with 1621 steals, and in this battle Ariza will surpass Hersie Hawkins to 29th in history with just 2 steals.
Seventh, Anthony has finished ninth in history with 27,972 career points, and as long as he scores 28 points, his career total will reach the 28,000 milestone.
Of course, for the Lakers, the most important thing in this battle is to win. The Lakers have resumed the Big Three configuration, and after the return of the thick eyebrow brother, the team's offense and defense have been improved. But the opponent in this battle is the powerful Philadelphia team. For the Lakers, this battle is undoubtedly an uphill battle. Philadelphia
The team has a strong center, can the Lakers use the thick eyebrow brother and James to take turns playing the center? Will Howard play against Embiid?