When the second "Lake Warriors War" of the season came to an end, Thompson's counter-over-three-pointer and Curry's key layup helped the Warriors narrowly beat the Lakers. After the game, in response to James' total score (regular season + playoffs) surpassing Abdul-Jabbar and reaching the top of the NBA's history, the Splash Brothers praised James in unison, so the affirmation from the old opponent is undoubtedly more convincing.
In the 19 seasons of his career, James surpassed Abdul-Jabbar with 44,157 career points (regular season + playoffs) to rise to the first place in NBA history, once again setting an immortal record.
In response, Curry gave high praise after the game, "It's crazy to think about how many games he's played and how long he's been playing." It's all legendary stories," Curry said. "To be in that position, you need to play so many games, you need to play so many different playoffs, to win championships, and to do these things year after year, the end point is still far away. It's a very special achievement, and maybe his eyes are on the 'real' leading scorer (the regular season total scorer, currently James is in Third place), and it's crazy to think about. ”
Thompson added: "I don't know how long he's going to play, maybe two years, maybe three years, but when NBA fans are watching such great players, they should appreciate the legend." ”
James has surpassed Abdul-Jabbar in terms of total regular season + playoff scores to be the first in history. As for the all-time scoring list, James ranked third on the all-time regular season scoring list with 36,526 points and first on the all-time playoff score list with 7631 points.
James is on the regular season scoring list less than 500 points away from second-place Postman Malone, while number one Abdul-Jabbar is less than 2,000 points ahead of James. It is not difficult for James to surpass Postman Malone, and he is expected to complete the overtaking this season, and in the future he is expected to surpass Abdul-Jabbar and even create the first Mr. 40,000 points miracle in NBA history.
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