NBA superstar LeBron James has added another historic milestone to his legendary career, becoming only the second player in Los Angeles Lakers history to record 1,000 three-pointers with the franchise.

James now joins late basketball icon Kobe Bryant, who previously held the distinction as the only Laker to reach the milestone. The achievement further cements LeBron’s legacy not just as one of the greatest scorers in NBA history, but also as a versatile offensive force capable of evolving his game across different eras.

Since arriving in Los Angeles, James has played a central role in the team’s success, including leading the Lakers to an NBA championship while continuing to break long-standing franchise and league records well into his career. His growing three-point tally highlights how his shooting range has become an increasingly important weapon in prolonging elite-level performance.

Fans inside the arena celebrated the moment as another chapter in Lakers history, linking two generations of greatness between Bryant’s era and the current LeBron-led team. The milestone adds to an already unmatched résumé that continues to redefine longevity and excellence in professional basketball.