Fatih Erel
15 November 2018•Update: 16 November 2018
By Fatih Erel
ISTANBUL
Los Angeles Lakers' LeBron James pegged his place on the National Basketball Association's (NBA) scoring list ranking fifth on Wednesday night.
James is the fifth most-scoring player of NBA with 31,425 points.
Playing against Portland Trail Blazers, LeBron replaced the former basketball player Wilt Chamberlain in the NBA list.
NBA’s 2018/2019 regular season continued with 11 games on Wednesday.
The 33-year-old James scored 44 points, 10 rebounds and 9 assists in a 126-117 win over Portland Trail Blazers. He missed triple-double by one assist.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar holds the first place with 38,387 points, followed by Karl Malone with 36,928 points.
Kobe Bryant ranked in the third place with 33,643 points, while Michael Jordan scored 32,292 points to claim the fourth place in the NBA’s all-time scoring list.
NBA All-Time Scorers Points
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 38,387
Karl Malone 36,928
Kobe Bryant 33,643
Michael Jordan 32,292
LeBron James 31,425
The Wednesday’s results are as follows:
Orlando Magic-Philadelphia 76ers: 111-106
Washington Wizards-Cleveland Cavaliers: 119-95
Boston Celtics-Chicago Bulls: 111-82
Brooklyn Nets-Miami Heat: 107-120
Toronto Raptors-Detroit Pistons: 104-106
Milwaukee Bucks-Memphis Grizzlies: 113-116
Minnesota Timberwolves-New Orleans Pelicans: 107-100
Oklahoma City Thunder-New York Knicks: 128-103
Dallas Mavericks-Utah Jazz: 118-68
Phoenix Suns-San Antonio Spurs: 116-96
Los Angeles Lakers-Portland Trail Blazers: 126-117
