The NBA's 30,000-point club is exclusive. Only eight players have been granted access to it, with Kevin Durant being the most recent.
In March 2025, LeBron James created a new club with a single member, after crossing the 50,000 point mark (between the regular season and playoffs) during a Lakers game vs. the Pelicans.
Here's a look at the players in NBA history who have scored at least 30,000 career points (during the regular season):
*Totals as of 3/5/25
LeBron James, 41,871
Most in a single season: 2,478 (2005-06)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, 38,387
Most in a single season: 2,822 (1971-72)
Karl Malone, 36,928
Most in a single season: 2,540 (1989-90)
Kobe Bryant, 33,643
Most in a single season: 2,832 (2005-06)
Michael Jordan, 32,292
Most in a single season: 3,041 (1986-87)
Dirk Nowitzki, 31,560
Most in a single season: 2,151 (2005-06)
Wilt Chamberlain, 31,419
Most in a single season: 4,029 (1961-62)
Kevin Durant, 30,206
Most in a single season: 2,593 (2013-14)
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