On January 30, Beijing time, the 2021-22 NBA regular season is in full swing. Earlier today, Tom Brady, the greatest player in NFL history, announced his retirement, ending his 22-year career!
With the official retirement of the 45-year-old Brady, it has sparked a series of discussions about "when will James retire"? The entry even made it to Twitter. Many fans said, "If James retires, I may cry" and "When James retires, I will lose control." ”
There are also many fans who make a splash with the famous Skip, and as we all know, Skip has always been known as Black James. Some fans joked that when James retires, Skip's career will also end. Some fans joked: "When James retires, you better cry!" ”
Since entering the NBA in 2003 as a champion, James has achieved all the honors he can get, including 4 championships, 4 regular season MVPs, 4 Finals MVPs, 13 Best Teams, 18 All-Stars, and countless honors such as scoring and assists.
For the rest of James' career, he will also storm his fifth NBA championship and attack the NBA's all-time total scorer. He is currently less than 2,000 points away from Abdul-Jabbar, and as long as he stays healthy, he has great hopes of reaching the top of the all-time scoring throne in the future.
And James also has a wish, that is, to play a father-son competition with his son Brownie. According to NBA draft rules, Brownies will run as early as 2023.
However, James is 37 years old after all, and he has begun to suffer from injuries and the attacks brought to him by the years. All indications are that James' attendance is declining. According to the latest report from the Lakers, James will miss tomorrow's game due to a knee injury, which will be his third consecutive absence. Earlier in the season, James also missed more than 10 games due to a rectus strain. James' frequent injuries have also become the biggest worry for fans.
As a 37-year-old veteran, James still has a super high level of performance this season, averaging 29.1 points, 7.7 rebounds, 6.3 assists, 1.6 steals and 1.1 blocks per game, shooting 52.2% from the field and 35.2% from three-point range.