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Here’s all the NBA records LeBron James can break with the Philadelphia 76ers

Veteran superstar LeBron James surprised the basketball world by inking a two-year, eight-million-dollar agreement with the Philadelphia 76ers. At forty-one years old, the newly acquired forward aims to end the franchise's championship drought alongside teammates Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid, Jaylen Brown, and VJ Edgecombe.

Stepping onto the court for the upcoming season opener will mark his twenty-fourth campaign, further cementing a remarkable career longevity.

Throughout the upcoming campaign, the future Hall of Famer has multiple milestones within reach, including extending his all-time scoring and regular-season minute benchmarks. Securing a title in Philadelphia would also make him the initial player in league history to capture a championship and Finals MVP award across four distinct franchises.

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