50,000.

50,000.

That's the nothing personal word of the day for Tuesday, 3425.

50,000 points.

LeBron James currently sits at 49,99 points.

And I would say it is a fairly good bet should you find the odds on any of your favorite

apps that LeBron James will get

one point tonight at 10.30 p.m. Eastern against the New Orleans Pelicans, that you will find

yourself to be a winner. I thought that this would be a perfect opportunity for me to revisit my

long-held notion that there's Michael Jordan and then everybody else. And while I really

have no interest in being just like the other gas bags all over the air who are doing

hot takes about is LeBron the goat or not, I wanted to give a little perspective to myself

and then share it with you about what it is to get 50,000 points in the NBA.

Because I think about records all the time.

I play the game that you all play.

What are the unbreakable records?

Will anyone ever score 100 points in an NBA game again? Pavotori finds out had a great show about that, the

Will Chamberlain game that just recently came out. And I've always viewed that as unbreakable,

but not impossible.

You could arrange it to pass the ball to one to curry every single time down the court,

let him shoot, the defense could play a part in that, and he could get 100 points.

I'm not going to say never, I'm going to say unlikely.

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