Want to be part of NBA history this week? It's going to cost you.
LeBron James becoming the NBA's all-time leading scorer won't rival the stub-sanity of a Taylor Swift concert tour, but it's obvious courtside glitterati aren't the only ones willing to pay big to watch the Lakers star score his 38,388th career point.
James is poised to break Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's all-time scoring mark this week after his 27-point performance Saturday in a loss to the New Orleans Pelicans. James is 36 points away from the record, and that has caused some significant ripples in the NBA ticket market.