The quest continues for Lakers superstar Lebron James. Author of 26 points Thursday in Indiana, he is approaching the absolute record of all-time leading scorer in the NBA
King James is now 63 points short of catching and surpassing Kareem Abdul Jabbar, holder of the NBA’s leading scorer record with a whopping 38.387 points scored during his career.
If he is lined up against New Orleans Pelicans on Saturday, Lebron James, who is averaging 30.1 points per game this season, can break the record Tuesday night at the Cripto Arena center when receiving Oklahoma Tunder.
Ticket prices for the OKC reception are skyrocketing, reports CBS News. “The Lakers’ game against the Thunder on Tuesday went up to $1,152, an incredible 390% increase,” points out CBS adding that the cheapest ticket is 326 dollars.
The Lakers stagnating at the 12the place in the Western Conference with 25 wins for 28 losses can count on its star, who since January has been panicking the counters with an average of more than 31 points per game, to move up the rankings.
The return of Antony Davis, author of 31 points and 12 rebounds Thursday, including a block in the last seconds, which secured the victory in Indiana, is also a great help for the Californian franchise.
