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    LeBron James Breaks Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s NBA Scoring Record in Front of a Celeb-Filled Crypto.com Arena

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    Bronny James, Bryce James, LeBrWon James, Zhuri James, Savannah James and Gloria James. (Photo Credit: Harry How/Getty Images)
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    “After 39 Years, the NBA has a new Scoring King.”

     By Bre Williams

    (Source Blavity News):

    LeBron James has surpassed an NBA record held by fellow Los Angeles Laker Kareem Abdul-Jabbar since 1984.

    During Tuesday night’s game, the superstar athlete broke the record for the most scored points by any NBA player in history, achieving an impressive 38,390 points in front of an enthusiastic crowd.

    James broke the career record in the third quarter when he scored his 36th point on a fadeaway jumper while up against the Oklahoma City Thunder, per NPR.

    Many celebrities were there, including JAY-Z, Denzel Washington, Bad Bunny and Usher. NBA greats like James Worthy, A.C. Green and Abdul-Jabbar were also in the stands.

    His mother, Gloria, wife, Savannah, daughter, Zhuri, and sons, Bronny and Bryce, also cheered in the crowd.

    Bronny, 18, and Bryce, 15, were captured filming the shot that broke the record.W

    Before James was born, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar held the top spot on the NBA’s all-time points rankings. In April 1984, Abdul-Jabbar passed Wilt Chamberlain’s 31,419 points; Abdul-Jabbar then amassed a whopping 38,387 points by his retirement in 1989.

    After scoring record-breaking points, the NBA stopped the game to celebrate James’ incredible achievement. During the on-court ceremony, Abdul-Jabbar embraced James and handed him a basketball, seemingly passing the torch. James then turned to the crowd to address his history-making accomplishment.

    “I had a moment when it happened, and I embraced that moment,” James said after, according to ABC News. “Seeing my family and friends, the people that’s been around me since I started this journey to the NBA, definitely very emotional right there.”

    With James breaking the record, many have flooded social media to congratulate the basketball star on his latest achievement.

    Abdul-Jabbar embraced James and handed him a basketball After scoring record-breaking points seemingly passing the torch. James then turned to the crowd to address his history-making accomplishment. the NBA stopped the game to celebrate James’ incredible achievement. During the on-court ceremony
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