By Chris Rosvoglou Lakers star LeBron James put on a show Friday night, scoring 47 points against the Hawks on his 38th birthday. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar shared his reaction to James’ birthday performance on Twitter, writing, “Happy birthday, LeBron. 38 is the new 38,388.” Of course, 38,388 isn’t a random number. That’s the exact amount of career points James needs to pass Abdul-Jabbar and become the NBA’s all-time leading scorer. If James stays healthy, he’ll break Abdul-Jabbar’s record this season. Some analysts project it to happen in February. With last night’s performance, James became the fo…