LeBron James might be running out of NBA records to chase.
The 41-year-old forward already owns plenty of them: most points scored, most seasons played, most minutes played, most All-NBA selections, most All-Star Game selections, most field goals made, most field goals attempted, most playoff games, most playoff points, highest career earnings.
And that list doesn’t even include those that teammate Austin Reaves adds to the tally for the Los Angeles Lakers forward — highly nuanced (and perhaps made-up) categories such as most sneakers worn and most shoestrings used.
“He says a new stat every day about me,” James said.
James took outright possession of yet another record Saturday night, when he started against the host Orlando Magic and played in the 1,612th regular-season game of his career, breaking a tie with Robert Parish (who played from 1976-97) for the most in NBA history.