With three three-pointers to go, James will complete another record and finish sixth all-time

The season is coming to an end, and James is expected to make another record leap before the end of the regular season. James has hit 2,558 three-pointers so far, and he only needs to make three more 3-pointers to overtake Redy Miller to move into sixth place on the NBA's all-time three-point list. Reggie Miller made 2,560 three-pointers overall.

Strictly speaking, the three-point shot is not the best scoring method in James' career, but with his long career, James still accumulates his total three-point shooting to a position that is difficult for future generations to achieve, and is about to surpass Redy Miller, one of the greatest shooters in NBA history. And James will continue to play, and it is not ruled out that he will surpass his former teammate Ray Allen from his Heat days in the future.

James is truly a great player, and his stats are currently among the best in NBA history. Even his worst long-range projection is currently in the top six. He currently sits fourth in NBA all-time assists and is only a matter of time before he overtakes Jason Kidd, and James could do it next season.

In the NBA's all-time total rebounding list, although James is not an inside player, his current ranking has come to 25th, and he is constantly improving his ranking. Of course, he is already the first in NBA history in terms of scoring and playing time. He is currently second all-time behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in terms of total goals. In the future, this record will also be occupied by James. When we look at James's series of historical data, we can clearly feel how great his career is, and being able to bring many statistics to the forefront of history is definitely an achievement that only the greatest player can do.