Luka Doncic, who assisted James on his historical shots, commented, “He might get to 70K. You never know.” (Via- Cleveland ). James keeps making more records harder to break. As he doesn’t look to stop, his all-time scoring record might be unbroken for many future generations.

All-Star Los Angeles Lakers power forward LeBron James had a solid individual showing against the Minnesota Timberwolves in a doomed five-game first round playoff series loss, but the 6-foot-9 superstar has a big decision to make this summer after coming up short in the first round for the second straight season.

Even if Bronny has a breakout year next year and Bryce turns into a solid NBA player, it's hard to imagine either can best their father's scoring record. James is at 42,184 points and seemingly still has a few more years left in him.