Top 10 scorers in Los Angeles Lakers' Franchise History

#3 Kareem Abdul Jabbar

Kareem has the most number of MVP's in NBA history with six, one more than Micheal Jordan

Kareem Abdul Jabbar ( Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor, Jr) is the third highest scorer in the Los Angeles Lakers history recording 24,176 points over the span of 14 seasons and also winning five titles for them.

Kareem has the most number of MVP's in NBA history with six, one more than Micheal Jordan. Apart from this, he has 19 All-Star selections, 11 All-NBA Defensive team selections, 2-time scoring champion and 4-time blocks leader. He also holds the record for highest total points in NBA history with 38,387 points.

Kareem till date is one of the most gifted big men in the NBA. He was selected as the 1st overall pick by Milwaukee Bucks in 1969 as there was a lot of hype surrounding him and he lived up to that hype as he turned Bucks into a winning franchise just in his rookie year, leading them to 56 wins as compared to 27 wins in the previous season.

He was also the founder of the famous sky-hook shot, a move so famous that big men all over the NBA still use it to score over their opponents. Kareem played six seasons with the Bucks and in 1975 he requested a trade from them which sent him to the Los Angeles Lakers.

He played rest of his years with the Lakers and retired from the NBA in 1989. Kareem was inducted into the hall of fame in 1996 and was selected as one of the top 50 greatest players in the NBA history.