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LeBron ties Parish's record with 1,611th game

LeBron James tied Robert Parish's NBA record for most regular season games played, appearing in his 1,611th game against the Heat. The milestone puts LeBron level with a record that was considered nearly unbreakable just six years ago. Parish, the Hall of Fame center, has publicly endorsed James as "deserving" of breaking the record.

This was one of those "unbreakable" NBA records that seemed destined to stand forever, similar to Wilt's 100-point game or Russell's 11 championships. LeBron's longevity at the highest level continues to rewrite what's possible in professional basketball, making previously untouchable milestones suddenly within reach.
Basketball fans say

This is another testament to LeBron's incredible durability and longevity in a physically demanding sport. Breaking records that were once considered untouchable shows just how special his career has been, playing at an elite level for over two decades.

Old-school fans say

While the games played record is impressive, it's more about longevity than greatness and doesn't necessarily put LeBron above past legends. Parish himself earned this record through years of consistent, tough play in a more physical era of basketball.