NEW YORK -- As the fanfare for LeBron James' quest for the NBA's all-time scoring record reached a fever pitch on Tuesday -- playing in the world's most famous arena in the city where the longtime No. 1 scorer, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, was born -- James made his mark with his passing.
James dished 11 assists in the Los Angeles Lakers' 129-123 overtime win over the New York Knicks, bringing his career total to 10,338 and leapfrogging Mark Jackson (10,334) and Steve Nash (10,335) to move up to No.