LeBron James' all-time NBA records: Every category where he ranks No. 1
Take a look at all the NBA records LeBron James has as he continues defying Father Time.
Another NBA night, and another record that will have LeBron James ’ name etched in history for a long time. Robert Parish set the games played record on April 19, 1997, with 1,611 games, and it was King James (who else? ) who finally surpassed it 28 years, 11 months, and two days later when he stepped onto the court against the Orlando Magic on March 21.
Congrats to @KingJames of the @Lakers on becoming the NBA’s all-time leader in TOTAL GAMES PLAYED! pic. twitter.
com/MOxwbcDJw1 — NBA (@NBA) March 21, 2026 At this stage, he’s not just breaking records anymore but running up the score and making them unreachable for future players (especially if the NBA makes the bold move of shortening the regular season). These are some of the categories in which he ranks No. 1 all-time in the NBA right now.
Most All-NBA selections: At 21, he has six more than Kareem Abdul-Jabbar , Tim Duncan , and Kobe Bryant . He's both the youngest and oldest player ever selected for an All-NBA Team. One caveat: There was no All-NBA 3rd Team during Abdul-Jabbar's era.
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