Only 350 goals are missing, Jabbar holds a record of 36 years and is about to be broken by James.

Speaking of the NBA's scoring ceiling, Jabbar has been on the list. At his peak, Jabbar, Jabbar, was a signature figure in the league. He won the scoring king many times. His peak period lasted and also set a historical scoring record of 38,387 points. This record was once considered difficult to break, after all, it was too difficult to maintain its peak for 20 years. However, after James appeared, the record was eventually rewritten by James. However, there is still a record that is still in the hands of Jabbar. It has been maintained for 36 years and may be surpassed by James again in the new season.

Jabbar's personal ability is undoubtedly the representative of his debut and he entered the NBA stage only after graduating from college. In the rookie season, Jabbar can already score an exaggerated data of 28.8 points, 14.5 rebounds and 4.1 assists per game. When he was in the second grade, Jabbar averaged 31.1 points per game. Not only did he win the scoring title, he also won the regular season MVP. He also led the Bucks to win the championship successfully that year, and his performance was impeccable. Since then, Tiangou has been dominating the league and won MVP trophy many times. After joining the Lakers, Jabbar is still excellent. Before the Magic entered the league, Jabbar was the first in the league, with the honors of MVP, scoring king, rebounding king and blocking king. After the Magic entered the league, the two led the Lakers to create a dynasty. Even at the age of 38, Jabbar can still beat the magician and can still be crowned as FMVP when winning the championship, which shows how exaggerated his skills and talents are. After playing for 20 years in his career, he has scored a total of 38,387 points, and his total number of goals is 15,837, ranking first in history.

James is the super scorer of the 21st century, and James is also a top figure since his debut. The rookie averaged 21+5+6 per game in the season, showing his all-round skills. He has been among the superstars since the second grade. James has only won the scoring title once in his career, but he is known for his stability and once achieved a feat of 25 points per game for 20 consecutive years. Until this season, the 40-year-old James can still average 24.4 points per game. He played for 22 years and scored 42,184 points, surpassing Jabbar to become the historical scoring leader.

As a comparison, James is an outside player. Now the NBA is in the small ball era, and three-pointers have become James' conventional weapon. So although James surpassed Jabbar in total score, he still lags behind Jabbar in total goals. James' total goals are 15,488, and he still needs 350 goals to officially surpass Jabbar. Referring to this season, James has played 70 games and has scored a total of 651 goals. James is 41 years old next season and will inevitably decline, so James needs to play 45 games healthy to surpass Jabbar and become the first in all goals in history.