 Individually, while Abdul-Jabbar was not the dominant center he had been in the 1970s, he experienced a number of highlight moments.Among them were his record sixth MVP award in 1980, four more All-NBA First Team designations, two more All-Defense First Team designations, the 1985 Finals MVP, and on April 5, 1984 breaking Wilt Chamberlain's record for most career points.Later in his career, he bulked up to about , to be able to withstand the strain of playing the highly physical center position into his early 40s.