Heres all the NBA records LeBron James can break with the Philadelphia 76ers

LeBron James has spent over two decades rewriting the NBA record books.James holds over 40 different major official records, including the league’s all-time leading scorer. Now, in what he has called his “last decision” of his legendary career, he has one final opportunity to add a few more chapters to the record books, as well as extend many of those major records he already holds. James stunned the basketball world in July when he signed a two-year, $8 million contract with the Philadelphia 76ers, sacrificing tens of millions of dollars for one last opportunity to chase another championship alongside Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid, and Jaylen Brown. “I didn’t leave my family to lose in the second round,” James said during Sixers Media Day on Tuesday.At 41 years old, the numbers say he’s already the most accomplished statistical player in history.

The scary part? He’s not finished yet. The moment James steps onto the floor for Philadelphia in the season opener, he’ll extend his own record by appearing in his 24th NBA season.It’s a record that feels increasingly more untouchable in an era defined by load management and shorter careers. James will also extend his records for all-time points and regular season minutes, pushing him further beyond Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in both categories.

If he’s able to average at least 20 points per game with Philadelphia, something he’s done every season of his career since he entered the league in 2003, he’ll stretch that unprecedented record to 24 consecutive seasons. Even the records that sound almost routine for James have become monuments to his longevity.James already owns the most 30-point games in NBA history, having passed Michael Jordan a long time ago.

He also owns the record for the oldest player to ever score 40 points in a game, record a triple-double, and many other milestones that prove he’s winning the annual battle against Father Time. But the Sixers didn’t court James to chase recor...