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Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals wasn’t only a win for the Cavaliers, but a personal victory for LeBron James, who passed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for most career field goals in the playoffs.
LeBron made his 2,357 field goal off a J.R. Smith pass.
“It’s humbling,” said James, who seemed at a loss for words after a reporter asked him how it felt to be among the greats, yet again. Last year James passed Michael Jordan’s record for most consecutive double-figure games in NBA history
During Monday’s post-game press conference, The King remained humbled when reflecting on another monumental moment in his career.
“To know where I come from, small city 35 miles south of here, and to hear I’m in the same category or talked about and jumping these greats in the playoffs, it’s pretty cool,” James said.
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