US EditionLeBron James Breaks NBA Mark for Games Played in Lakers' Win over Magic
- On Saturday, Lakers star LeBron James played in his 1,612th NBA regular-season game against the Orlando Magic, setting the record for most games played and surpassing Robert Parish's 1,611 mark.
- Longevity explains the milestone, as James has played 23 NBA seasons and at age 41 said, 'Availability, I've always wanted to be available to my teammates'.
- Including playoff games, James has appeared in 1,904 fixtures and holds a record 292 postseason games, underscoring his extensive NBA workload.
- The result places LeBron James at No. 1 on the NBA all-time career games-played list, with only James and Robert Parish passing 1,600 games while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Vince Carter remain behind.
- In broader context, James's milestones extend to field goals and longevity, as this month James also moved past Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for all-time field goals made, while Parish's three-decade hold highlights the rarity of the achievement.
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The Lakers star accumulates 1,612 regular season matches, surpassing 1,611 Robert Parish.
On Saturday night, LeBron James added a new record to his long collection. He became the NBA player to have played the largest number of regular season games. - With 1,612 NBA games, LeBron James becomes the most caped player in history (Sports).
The American became the most caped player in NBA history with 1,612 matches played this Saturday.
NBA star LeBron James became the player with the most regular season appearances on Saturday.
At 41, the Los Angeles Lakers star became, on Saturday, the most caped player in the history of the North American basketball league by surpassing Robert Parish, retired in 1997.
LeBron James Breaks Record in Dramatic Lakers Victory | Sports-Games
LeBron James Breaks Record in Dramatic Lakers Victory In a historic NBA night, LeBron James set a new record by playing his 1,612th regular-season game, surpassing a 30-year-old milestone set by Robert Parish. His performance included 12 points, six rebounds, four assists, and three steals.The Los Angeles Lakers clinched a thrilling 105-104 triumph over the Orlando Magic, courtesy of a dramatic 3-pointer fired by Luke Kennard with mere 0.6 secon…
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