LeBron James offered an immediate update on his future after becoming the NBA’s highest point scorer.
The 38-year-old broke the long standing record of Kareem Abdul Jabaar by scoring 38 points in a 133-130 defeat to the Oklahoma City Thunder. The LA Lakers star received a standing ovation from the home crowd after achieving the remarkable feat.
Though disappointed to lose the match, a huge smile was etched across the face of the basketball legend as he explained how much longer he would like to continue playing. “I know I can play a couple more years, the way I'm feeling, the way my body's been reacting to me throughout this course of the season, I know I can play a couple more years," he told TNT.
