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MIAMI (CBSMiami/AP) — Dwyane Wade continued his ascent up the NBA’s career scoring list Sunday after the Miami Heat star had 17 points to tie Bernard King for 42nd in league history.
They both have 19,655 points, though Wade made it there in 48 fewer games.
“I don’t celebrate it but it all matters in the long run,” the 34-year-old Wade said after Miami topped Atlanta 105-87. “It’s all great, it’s all cool. For me, when I got to top 50 all-time in scoring … there’s been a lot of players that played this game.