LeBron James

A polarizing, league-changing presence from the moment he first laced his sneakers and stepped onto the hardwood, LeBron James has left an indelible, undisputed mark on nearly every record the NBA’s history books has to offer. Positioned along the top of the key with a chance to become the Association’s first-ever 40,000-point scorer and the arena’s suspense swelling with his every dribble, the 20-time All-Star makes his move, muscling past Michael Porter Jr.’s defensive resistance with a spin move into the paint before softly arcing a left-handed finish off the glass. Already woven into the fabric of league history, James took time to celebrate his milestone before getting back to business in the loss to the Denver Nuggets on March 2, 2024. Valiant in his efforts, the Los Angeles Lakers superstar concluded the unforgettable night with 26 points, four rebounds, nine assists, three steals, and a pair of 3-pointers.