Source: NBA Wide Angle
On February 20, Beijing time, halftime of the All-Star Game ended. James announced his withdrawal from the second half of the game due to a hand injury.
In the first half of the game, James played a total of 14 minutes and scored 13 points, 1 rebound and 4 assists. So far, James has scored 426 points in 19 All-Star trips, continuing to refresh the All-Star scoring record.
All-Star scoring records are as follows:
1. James 426 points
2. Kobe Bryant 290 points
3. Jordan 262 points
4. Abdul-Jabbar 251 points
This year’s All-Star is the 19th time that James has played in the All-Star, surpassing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and occupying the first place in NBA history.
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