LeBron James tying and breaking records is child’s play at this point. There’s no telling how many more records he can call his own, as he’s still playing at an elite level at 40 years old. However, James’ late-game heroism to get the Lakers the win just tied him with Kobe Bryant in one particular category.

It was probably not the type of game-winning buzzer-beater kids dream of while shooting hoops in their front yards, but LeBron James' tip-in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, gave the Lakers a 120-119 win over the Indiana Pacers last night.

LeBron James will go down as one the greatest players in Los Angeles Lakers history given all he’s accomplished with the storied franchise. James has captured an NBA championship and Finals MVP as well as broken the all-time scoring record set by fellow Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar while donning the purple and gold.