LeBron James Breaks Michael Jordan's Record for Most 30-Point Games in NBA History

James surpassed Jordan's 22-year-old record with his 563rd 30-point game during the Lakers' victory over the Hawks.

LeBron James scored 30 points in the Lakers' 119-102 win over the Atlanta Hawks, breaking Michael Jordan's record of 562 career 30-point games.
The historic moment came in the fourth quarter with a fadeaway jumper, a shot reminiscent of Jordan's signature move.
James achieved the milestone in his 1,523rd career game and 22nd season, compared to Jordan's 1,072 games over 15 seasons.
At 40 years old, James continues to defy expectations, becoming one of only three players to score 30 points in multiple games after turning 40.
Teammates and fans celebrated the achievement, with James reflecting on Jordan's influence as his childhood idol and inspiration.