Although the Lakers have struggled this season, James, as their star, has performed well. The 4-time regular season MVP continues to make history, reaching one milestone after another, and earlier this month he became the first member in the league's history to join the 311 club, and a few days ago, he surpassed Jazz star Malone in the all-time scoring list to second place...
And in front of him, there is a new achievement waiting for James to unlock - the oldest scoring king in history. So far this season, James has averaged 30.1 points, 8.2 rebounds and 6.3 assists per game, including 30.1 points per game to lead the list, followed by Alphabet Brother and Embiid, who have averaged 29.9 points per game this season.
However, due to the NBA's rules, in order to get the top scorer, you must play at least 58 games, while James has only played 55 games so far. This means that in the remaining 7 games of the Lakers, James will have to play at least 3 games to win this honor, according to the latest reports, tomorrow's game against the Jazz, James will continue to hang the free card.
Before James, the NBA's oldest leading scorer was Jordan, who averaged 28.7 points per game in 1997-98, an honor that year Jordan was 35 years old. It is worth mentioning that Jordan had the opportunity to continue to set his own record, but he chose to retire after leading the team to achieve his second triple crown that season.