James youngest player to score 1000 points.

[Jebby]

Re: James youngest player to score 1000 points.

Quite an accomplishment for an 18 year old.

[SiK_WiT_iT]

Re: James youngest player to score 1000 points.

wow. This guy has really surpassed any expectations...

Keep it up Bron.

[SiK_WiT_iT]

Re: James youngest player to score 1000 points.

wow. This guy has really surpassed any expectations...

Keep it up Bron.

[SiK_WiT_iT]

Re: James youngest player to score 1000 points.

wow. This guy has really surpassed any expectations...

Keep it up Bron.

[SPTO]

Re: James youngest player to score 1000 points.

I hope Lebron doesn't turn into a guy that has a fast start then becomes an above average player as his career progresses.

I have to give him props for achieving all this at age 18 tho.

[SPTO]

Re: James youngest player to score 1000 points.

I hope Lebron doesn't turn into a guy that has a fast start then becomes an above average player as his career progresses.

I have to give him props for achieving all this at age 18 tho.

[SPTO]

Re: James youngest player to score 1000 points.

I hope Lebron doesn't turn into a guy that has a fast start then becomes an above average player as his career progresses.

I have to give him props for achieving all this at age 18 tho.

[neovsmatrix]

Re: James youngest player to score 1000 points.

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nkhera1 said:
That kid is pretty good, he will probably break the all-time points record, which karl malone will have to try so hard for. On another note, Carmelo became the 3rd youngest to score 1000 points.

Here is the link: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=240209005

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It's all about durability. And luck. Not how young you are when you score 1,000 or 2,000 or whatever.

As you said, Carmelo also passed the 1,000 point mark. I don't see the big deal about Lebron doing it, when Carmelo has done it as well. Both are in their first year in the league. There's no telling whether either of them will play that long, nor is there any way of knowing if they'll ever be consistent in putting up huge numbers for their teams.

Many players would LOVE to play 14-15 years in the NBA, but they just don't make it that long for some reason or another.

[neovsmatrix]

Re: James youngest player to score 1000 points.

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nkhera1 said:
That kid is pretty good, he will probably break the all-time points record, which karl malone will have to try so hard for. On another note, Carmelo became the 3rd youngest to score 1000 points.

Here is the link: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=240209005

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It's all about durability. And luck. Not how young you are when you score 1,000 or 2,000 or whatever.

As you said, Carmelo also passed the 1,000 point mark. I don't see the big deal about Lebron doing it, when Carmelo has done it as well. Both are in their first year in the league. There's no telling whether either of them will play that long, nor is there any way of knowing if they'll ever be consistent in putting up huge numbers for their teams.

Many players would LOVE to play 14-15 years in the NBA, but they just don't make it that long for some reason or another.

[neovsmatrix]

Re: James youngest player to score 1000 points.

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nkhera1 said:
That kid is pretty good, he will probably break the all-time points record, which karl malone will have to try so hard for. On another note, Carmelo became the 3rd youngest to score 1000 points.

Here is the link: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=240209005

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It's all about durability. And luck. Not how young you are when you score 1,000 or 2,000 or whatever.

As you said, Carmelo also passed the 1,000 point mark. I don't see the big deal about Lebron doing it, when Carmelo has done it as well. Both are in their first year in the league. There's no telling whether either of them will play that long, nor is there any way of knowing if they'll ever be consistent in putting up huge numbers for their teams.

Many players would LOVE to play 14-15 years in the NBA, but they just don't make it that long for some reason or another.