After tonight, LeBron will lead in every regular season statistic he can potentially lead... except for one

|**Statistic**|**Leader**|**Total**|**Runner-up**|**Total**| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Regular-season wins|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar|1,074|LeBron James|1,040| |Points|LeBron James|43,229|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar|38,387| |Minutes played|LeBron James|60,677|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar|57,446| |Field goals made|LeBron James|15,884|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar|15,837| |Win Shares|LeBron James|275.620|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar|273.410| |All-Star selections|LeBron James|22|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar|19| |All-NBA selections|LeBron James|21|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar / Kobe Bryant|15| |All-NBA First Team selections|LeBron James|13|Kobe Bryant|11| |Player of the Month|LeBron James|41|Kobe Bryant|17| |Player of the Week|LeBron James|69|Kobe Bryant|33| |Games played|LeBron James|1,611|Robert Parish|1,611| |Seasons played|LeBron James|23|Vince Carter|22| |MVP Shares|LeBron James|8.831|Michael Jordan|8.115|

There are of course some regular season statistics LeBron will never lead in. Players most deserving of shout outs (in my opinion):

Tim Duncan leads in double doubles (841), career plus/minus (+8910), and All-Defense Selections (15)

John Stockton leads in career assists (15,806) and steals (3,265)