Jazz-ed — 39-year-old King James becomes second ever to score 15,000 field goals in NBA history

American basketball legend LeBron James has written his name further into NBA history by becoming only the second player ever to score 15,000 field goals.

King James’s latest remarkable achievement was recorded during the Los Angeles Lakers' narrow 105-104 victory over the Utah Jazz early Monday morning.

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At 39 years old, James continues to defy age with his exceptional performance, showcasing his enduring talent and consistency. 

In this latest outing, he recorded a double-double with 27 points, 14 assists, and shooting 12 of 28 from the field. 

His contributions were key and important as the Lakers managed to secure a hard-fought win against a spirited Jazz team.

James's milestone came as he led the Lakers in scoring while also demonstrating his playmaking ability, setting up key plays throughout the game. 

His efforts not only helped the team snap a recent slump but also highlighted his pivotal role in their offensive strategy.

With this achievement, LeBron joins only Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in the exclusive club of players who have reached 15,000 field goals, underscoring his status as one of the greatest players in basketball history. 

The victory ensured the Lakers bounced back to winning ways after their defeat to Thunder the last time - with a 12-8 win-to-loss ratio this season. 

After their latest win, the Lakers will look to build momentum in the season, James's leadership and skill will be essential in their pursuit of success.