Cleveland Cavaliers - LeBron James becomes youngest player to reach 25,000 points

LeBron 'King' James

Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James continues to demolish records as his legendary 12-year career trudges on.

James, became the youngest ever player to cross the 25,000-point plateau on Monday against the Philadelphia 76ers.

Going into the game, LeBron only needed 21 points to cross the threshold, he converted an alleyoop from point guard Matthew Dellavedova four minutes into the fourth quarter to give him 22 points on the night, and scoring his 25,001st point of his career.

James, who made his NBA debut at the age of 18, is also the youngest player to score 1,000 points, 10,000 points, 20,000 points, the youngest Rookie of the Year winner, and the youngest All-Star Game MVP.

LeBron James finished the night against the Philadelphia 76ers with 22 points, 11 rebounds, 8 assists, 4 steals, and 2 blocks in 33 minutes of action. Once again showing why he is the 'greatest player in the world'. 

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Orlando Magic - Fournier, Nicholson unlikely to recieve contract extensions

Evan Fournier

The Orlando Magic not expected to sign Evan Fournier or Andrew Nicholson to contract extensions. They will both enter restricted free agency next summer. 

TNT's David Aldridge reports that the Magic are unlikely to sign Nicholson to a contract extension. Similarly, a deal for Fournier is also unlikely, Marc Spears of Yahoo Sports reports.

The Magic have the opportunity to sign Nicholson and Fournier to extensions by Monday's 5 p.m. ET deadline since both players are former first-round picks entering the last year of their rookie-scale contracts.

Falling out of the rotation towards the end of last season, Andrew Nicholson has only made one four-minute appearance in three games this year. 

Evan Fournier, on the other hand, who played for the Denver Nuggets, has delivered a Sixth Man role for the Magic since being acquired in a trade for Arron Afflalo last summer. Fournier set career highs last season of 12 points, 2.6 rebounds, and 2.1 assists along with 37.8 percent shooting from being the arc in 28.6 minutes performing mostly as a point or shooting guard. 

Both Andrew Nicholson and Evan Fournier were drafted 19th and 20th, in the 2012 NBA Draft.