No amount of LeBron James' achievements in the NBA seems to surprise Heat legend Dwyane Wade anymore, so after LeBron James surpassed Abdul-Jabbar in his regular season and playoff total scores, Wade doesn't seem to be much of a surprise.
In the Lakers' last game against the Warriors, LeBron James had 26 points, 15 rebounds and 8 assists, and although the Lakers eventually lost the game, James surpassed Abdul-Jabbar in the total scores of the regular season and playoffs.
In this game, James has scored 44,157 points in the regular season and playoffs so far in his career, which is already 8 points higher than Abdul-Jabbar, although Abdul-Abdul-Jabbar is still the holder of the regular-season total scoring record (38387 points), but at present, James has been able to cut 36526 points, which also means that James is still very likely to surpass Abdul-Jabbar before retiring and become the league's historical scoring champion.
After James completed this achievement, Wade also expressed his views on James's historical achievement on social media:
"Nothing surprises me at this point, but damn it, it's also too cool my brother!"
Wade is one of James' strongest teammates of his career, and the duo have also won two championship trophies, so Wade doesn't seem particularly surprised, he is used to the legendary superstar's great performance on the court.
Of course, it is undeniable that James can still have a very remarkable performance on the court, after all, it is not easy to become the top scorer in the history of the league in terms of regular season and playoff total scores, which also fully demonstrates the stability of James so far in his career.
James, who is now 38 years old, can still perform at a high level, so it is certain that James can continue to create more achievements in the remaining games of his career.