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NICK WRIGHT: This
is just another--

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it's not the 33,000 points.

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We knew he was gonna get that.

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And just like we know he's
gonna pass Kobe, eventually Karl

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Malone, and Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar, he's

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gonna finish as the all-time
leading scorer, third all-time

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in assists, more All-NBA
teams than anybody,

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more All-Star
games than anybody,

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more games, more minutes.

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He already has every single
playoff record-- points,

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assists, steals, like all of it.

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- Yeah.

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NICK WRIGHT: But it is things
like this, that when people

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start evaluating
the greatest players

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ever-- like when we evaluate
Wilt versus Russell, none of us

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saw.

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And there's very-- so
you basically just have

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to look in the record books.

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You have to read what people
were saying in real-time

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and make your
evaluation from there.

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Folks that didn't see LeBron or
Michael 50 years from now, when

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they look at the record
books, they're gonna say,

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how was this ever a discussion?

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LeBron James didn't just
become the fourth player ever

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to 33,000 points yesterday.

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He, of course, became
the youngest player

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to 33,000 points.

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He has been the youngest
player for every

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1,000-point mark the NBA has--

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1,000, 2,000, 3,000 all
the way up to 33,000.

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The youngest guy to
do it was LeBron.

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He'll be the youngest at 34,000,
35,000, 36,000, 37,000, 38,000.

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Then he'll be the first to
39,000 and the only person

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ever to hit 40.

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And it just adds to the list.

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And if and when--
and I think it's more

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win than if, he wins a
championship with the Lakers,

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he'll of course be the
first guy to ever win titles

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with three different
teams as the best player

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on three different teams.

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Like, it is just-- it's just
another notch in the resume

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of a guy who I think
it will not even

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be a debate, when it's
all said and done,

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who the greatest
player of all-time is.