“If LeBron James is a Pass First Guy, How Come He’s Passing Kareem?”: $400 Million Worth Shaquille O’Neal Praises Lakers Star’s Skills and Longevity
LeBron James is one of the best players in today’s NBA. The King is currently in his 20th year as a professional player.
With such a huge milestone under his bag, there can be no denying that he is one if the greats. Especially, considering be is en route to making even more history.
LeBron is on course to surpass Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s scoring record. Something that deserves praise, and Shaquille O’Neal is here to give it. Remaining people that James isn’t even a scorer.
Shaquille O’Neal praises LeBron James as he nears scoring record as a pass-first player
In a few games, LeBron James will surpass Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and become the NBA’s all-time leading scorer. An achievement that is worthy of praise.
Well, Shaquille O’Neal is here to lavish it upon The King. The Big Aristotle appeared on the Rich Eisen Show, where he praised LeBron for his skills and longevity, while also reminding fans that he was about to break the scoring record as a pass-first player.
James is more focused on winning another ring than breaking the scoring record
Breaking the scoring record is a big deal, but not for LeBron James. Bron is more focused on winning his fifth championship. Even going so far as to say he would cry if he wins another ring, rather than cry over breaking the record.
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Talk about being committed to the cause. Hopefully, LeBron can achieve all he hopes to in his 20th season as a pro.
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