LeBron James Becomes First Player in NBA History To Have 30K Points, 10K Rebounds and 9K Assists
Officially eclipsing the 10,000 rebound mark after grabbing 12 rebounds against Indiana.
Los Angeles Lakers star guard LeBron James has hit yet another milestone in his NBA career.
Earlier this week James and the Lakers faced off against Indiana Pacers. Though the Los Angeles team lost 111-104, King James picked up 12 rebounds against the team, eclipsing the 10,000-rebound mark. With the new stat, James has now become the NBA’s first-ever player to reach 30,000 points, 10,000 rebounds and 9,000 assists. Just recently, James also surpassed another NBA legend, Oscar Robertson with 9,908 assists. It will only be a matter of time before James will hit the 30K/10K/10K club. With over 36,000 career points so far, the 37-year-old NBA veteran is gunning for Karl Malone’s No. 2 spot, with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar still at the top spot.
In his 19th year, King James proves time and time again that he still has the athletic stamina of a younger player. James continues to dominate the game and recently surpassed Golden State Warriors‘ Steph Curry in All-Star voting. ESPN reports that by staying ahead of the sharpshooter, James is on track to become captain for one of the two All-Star teams. Should this happen, this would make him the caption for the fifth consecutive year. The All-Star games are happening in Cleveland on February 19.
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