LeBron's Shooting Hand Switch: The Record He Aims to Break with His Left Hand Before Retirement

After 21 years in the NBA, the Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James has opened up about when he is thinking of retiring from playing basketball, and he has a record in mind to accomplish before stepping off the court.

LeBron James has dominated the league for more than twenty years, in that time he has been able to become the all-time scoring leader and he is looking to increase that record.

"I'm gonna play until I'm 40. Then, after 40, I'm gonna go all left-hand until I'm 45. I'm gonna score 5,000 points with my left, then I'll be done," said LeBron James about his retiring date.

James is currently shooting career-high numbers and already has helped the team to win the first-ever In-Season Tournament. LeBron and Anthony Davis are set to win another NBA title this season.

LeBron James and Anthony Davis are focused on winning another NBA title

The LA Lakers want to win another NBA title in the LeBron James and Anthony Davis era, they have one, the 2020 in the bubble and had just won the first-ever In-Season Tournament, still, they want to win another title and believe this campaign is the one.