LeBron James Achieves Milestone
On February 28, during a thrilling matchup against the Golden State Warriors, LeBron James showcased his sharpshooting skills by sinking all four of his attempts from beyond the arc in the first half. This remarkable performance marked a significant milestone for the 41-year-old superstar, as he became only the second player to hit 1,000 three-pointers as a member of the Los Angeles Lakers, joining the legendary Kobe Bryant in this exclusive club.
Social Media Celebration
The historic achievement was highlighted on social media, with the Lakers celebrating James’ accomplishment: “1,000 treys. Add another milestone for the King.”
All-Time Three-Pointers Leaders
As reflected in the team’s records, the all-time leaders in three-pointers for the franchise are:
- Kobe Bryant: 1,827
- LeBron James: 1,002
- Derek Fisher: 846
- Nick Van Exel: 750
- Byron Scott: 595
Standout Performance
In this game, James not only reached his milestone but also had a standout evening overall, amassing a game-high 20 points on an impressive 70% shooting, alongside contributing 4 rebounds and 4 assists as he went into halftime. This performance marks his best half of 3-pointers for the current season.
Future in the NBA
LeBron is currently enjoying the longest tenure with a single team in his extensive NBA career, having signed with the Lakers in 2018. As he approaches the end of the 2025-26 season, which will also be his record-breaking 23rd season in professional basketball, there has been much anticipation regarding his future in the league. In total, James has recorded 2,618 three-pointers throughout his career, with a significant portion (1,251) made while playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Updates on his ongoing career with the Lakers will continue to unfold as the season progresses.
