LeBron James has moved past Hall of Famer Oscar Robertson into 11th place on the NBA's scoring list.
James moved past Robertson only one night after passing former Hawks Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins for 12th place.
James scored on a layup when Atlanta's Al Horford was called for goaltending with 2:14 remaining in the third quarter of the Cleveland Cavaliers game at the Hawks on Friday night, giving him 26,711 points. James began the night 21 points behind Robertson's 26,710 points.
Rambis says it would be "ridiculous of us as an organization" to play Porzingis if he wasn't healthy enough.
James has also surpassed Jerry West, Reggie Miller, Alex English, Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, John Havlicek and Tim Duncan on the scoring list this season.
