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Mile High Morning: Broncos players react to LeBron James breaking the NBA's all-time scoring record

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On Tuesday night, NBA legend LeBron James made basketball history. Late in the third quarter, as James sunk a fadeaway jump shot, he cleared Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's career scoring record, which stood for nearly four decades. As it happened, several Broncos players reacted to James topping the mark and gave "The Chosen One" some major respect.

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