All of LeBron James’ NBA Records
From 2003 to today, he has amassed an incredible number of achievements
Here are all of LeBron James’ records in the NBA. In his 23-year career, LeBron James has never shown signs of slowing down. Looking at his recent seasons, it almost seems like he has just reached his peak.
LeBron James entered the NBA as the first overall pick in the 2003 Draft, and from there, he became a four-time MVP and a perennial All-Star, ranking second in both All-Star selections and games played.
He is the first player in NBA history to reach 30,000 points, 10,000 rebounds, and 10,000 assists – a record that will likely remain unbeaten for decades. Moreover, on February 8, 2023, he became the all-time leading scorer, surpassing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
The debate over the greatest of all time has never been as heated as it has been since 2012, the year of his first NBA championship. Since then, LeBron James has climbed the pyramid, surpassing other legends such as Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Bill Russell, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Wilt Chamberlain.
Today, we present to you all of LeBron James’ statistics for the Regular Season and Playoffs, indicating his position in the all-time rankings for each category.
Not to mention that LeBron became the first NBA player to share the court with his son Bronny – and if he keeps going, he might even experience the incredible feat of playing alongside his younger son Bryce as well.
What other records could “The Chosen One” break next?
LeBron James Stats
| Stats | Regular Season | Playoffs |
| NBA Season | 1° (23) | / |
| Games Played | 2° (1.563) | 1° (292) |
| Minutes Played | 1° (59.041) | 1° (12.062) |
| Minutes per Game | 16° (37,8) | 15° (41,3) |
| Total Points | 1° (42.184) | 1° (8.289) |
| Points per Game | 8° (27,00) | 6° (28,4) |
| Points in a Single Game | 43° (61) | 20° (51) |
| Total Assists | 4° (11.584) | 2° (2.095) |
| Assist per partita | 24° (7,4) | 19° (7,2) |
| Assists per Game | ND (19) | 77° (17) |
| Total Rebounds | 25° (11.731) | 4° (2.628) |
| Rebounds per Game | 182° (7,5) | 87° (9,0) |
| Total Blocks | 71° (1.150) | 10° (284 |
| Blocks per Game | 238° (0,76) | 114° (0,96) |
| Total Steals | 6° (2.345) | 1° (493) |
| Steals per Game | 85° (1,5) | 29° (1,71) |
| Field Goals Made | 2° (15.488) | 1° (2.971) |
| Three-Pointers Made | 6° (2.560) | 3° (480) |
| Free Throws Made | 2° (8.649) | 1° (1.867) |
| Triple Doubles | 4° (110) | 2° (28) |
| Games with 20+ Points | 1° (1.286) | 1° (261) |
LeBron James’ Top Plays of the Decade
LeBron James Awards
| Award | Title |
| NBA champion | 4 |
| MVP | 4 |
| MVP Finals | 4 |
| NBA CUP | 1 |
| NBA In-Season Tournament MVP | 1 |
| All NBA | 13x First Team 4x Second Team 4x Third Team |
| NBA All Defensive | 5x First Team 1x Second Team |
| All Star | 21 |
| All Star Game MVP | 3 |
| Rookie of the Year | 1 |
| Top Scorer | 1 |
| More playing time | 3 |
| Best assistman | 1 |
| Olympic titles | 3 Gold, 1 Bronze |
| FIBA World Cup | 1 Bronze |
| FIBA AmeriCup | 1 Gold |
LeBron James Records
His resume is so full of accolades and broken records that we could fill a 200-page book. With the advanced statistics mentioned earlier, we have only touched on a portion of his achievements.
A special mention goes to the record LeBron James achieved in the game against the Phoenix Suns on March 14th. The Akron native became the first player in NBA history to reach the milestone of 30,000 points, 10,000 rebounds, and 10,000 assists, numbers never seen before. And it seems that, despite being 40 years old, “The Chosen One” doesn’t want to stop there!
If you want to delve further, you can find a complete list of all his records on this Wikipedia page.
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