No one has scored more points than LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers, so it’s no surprise that he has dominated in the playoffs.
But when you compare him to other teams, you see just how truly powerful James has been.
According to BronMuse, James has scored more than entire squads since 2006.
He has put up 8,289 points in the playoffs since that season, while the Portland Trail Blazers have scored 8,214 points collectively.
Meanwhile, the Orlando Magic have posted 8,118 points, while the Brooklyn Nets have put up 7,674.
James has scored more than all of them, as well as the New York Knicks, Detroit Pistons, Washington Wizards, Minnesota Timberwolves, New Orleans Pelicans, and more.
Points scored in the Playoffs since 2006: @statmuse
8,289 — LeBron James
8,214 — Blazers
8,118 — Magic
7,674 — Nets
6,827 — Knicks
6,390 — Pistons
6,132 — Wizards
5,046 — Timberwolves
4,526 — Pelicans
1,380 — Kings
1,342 — Hornets pic.twitter.com/fn3LQtZVwe— BronMuse (@BronMuse) August 13, 2025
And here is something always worth remembering: James isn’t done yet.
There is a very good chance that he and his Lakers will be back in the postseason at the end of 2025-26, which means this amazing total will only grow larger.
At this point, everyone agrees that James is nearing the end of his career, but no one is quite sure how much longer he will play.
How many more points can he add before he hangs up the jersey for good?
James has become a playoff mainstay since the beginning of his career, and it’s wild to think that within a few years the league will be without him.
Fans are going to enjoy every second they have left with James on the court because they know it won’t last forever.
But until he retires, he will continue to produce monster numbers, both in the regular season and during the playoffs.
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