While moving up the ranks for total points, James will also set milestones for baskets made. He entered the season ranked 20th all-time with 8,950 field goals. Assuming he stays healthy, the 11-time All-Star should have no problem amassing the 752 field goals needed to move into the top 15 all-time.
While entering the top 15 will be a great achievement, it is who he will pass that will leave the greatest impression. Moses Malone, Oscar Robertson, Robert Parish, and Patrick Ewing are the four Hall of Famers whose career marks will be surpassed by James before he even turns 32.
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