LeBron James is simply 36 factors away from overtaking Kareem Abdul-Jabbar because the all-time main scorer of the NBA.

Over his profession within the league, which now’s in 12 months 20, James scored factors in many various methods and in every kind of video games.

But in terms of the most important shot of his profession, the four-time NBA champion has a transparent alternative. It is a jumpshot from Game 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals towards the Spurs when LeBron received his second championship.

Via Zach Lowe of ESPN:

“Right at the right elbow,” James remembers. “That’s the biggest shot of my career because they forced me to take jumpers that entire series. And throughout that series, I kinda got discouraged about my jump shot. To be able to knock that shot down — it was huge. Huge.”