Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan had a plethora of weapons in his arsenal that made him a force to be reckoned with during his 15-year NBA career. However, Jordan's greatest ability was arguably his scoring prowess as he finished his career with 10 NBA scoring titles and averaged 30.

In just his second game as a 40-year-old, James had 38 points, three rebounds and eight assists on 15-of-25 from the field and 7-of-10 from deep. It marked the 562nd time that LeBron scored at least 30 points in a regular season game, which ties Michael Jordan for the most all-time.

When the Lakers played the Cavaliers on Tuesday, LeBron James accomplished something no one else has in NBA history.