What's the greatest two-man duos in all the basketball, right?

Anthony Davis and LeBron are going to be damn high on their list as they should.

Those are two top 12 to 13 players in basketball, have you want to rank them.

But for some reason, them boys cannot touch Nicole Oke-Injilken to Jamal Murray.

Welcome, welcome, welcome back to the back to the Kenny Beacham

podcast. Today we got to talk about LeBron James hitting 40,000

career points, and counting, and counting. We had to talk about why the different nuggets have the LA Lakers number and I guess the number of pretty much every team across the association I'm gonna talk about some games today because this Sunday has been a great day of hoops and many, many more.

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So LeBron James hit 40,000 career points.

And it's still a number that I can't even really, I guess completely, completely

understand.

Like of course, if I took some time, I could count count to that number but in the terms of points

scored through our history it makes no sense.

I remember when I was a kid we had to do a project on our favorite thing in a world.

10 year old me, can you guess what I did my project on, my little report on?

It was of course basketball.

And one of the things that my teacher told me I said write about

is some things that I don't believe will ever be broken.

Now again, 10 year old me was not this super NBA fan, but I did see the number of what 38,000 so on or so on points and in my mind there was no way

that was ever going to be broken. Kobe Bryan was the greatest score I'd ever

seen on my own two eyes at that point and he wasn't even really close. So I remember writing about that. I remember writing about AC Green and his total games play consecutively.

I remember writing about Scott Skiles' 30 Assist game

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