There is no timetable for when James will retire, at least from his form, he is still far from retirement. Because he still has a lot of legends to write, he is still impacting the position of the first man in history, although many people think that he cannot surpass Jordan no matter how hard he tries, but in the eyes of others, he has surpassed Jordan.
Debut is the pinnacle
James, who was famous in the United States in high school, skipped college and went directly to the NBA draft.
In 2003, the Cavaliers, who had long coveted him, took him off with a big pick, and then built the team with him as the core. James also lived up to expectations, scoring 25 points, 9 assists and 6 rebounds in the first official game of his NBA career, shooting 60% from the field.
In his rookie season, James averaged 20.9 points, 5.9 assists and 5.5 rebounds per game, and at the time, only Robertson and Jordan in history had such statistics in their rookie seasons, and James was successfully elected the rookie of the year with such performances.
Because he entered the league as a high school student and was at the heart of the team, James's stats are very good, the most obvious of which is that he is constantly breaking the league's youngest record. For example, the youngest triple-double player and the youngest player.
In addition, James' all-around is also reflected in the game, and he often gets quasi-triple-double data.
James' first regular-season MVP was in 2008-09, when he led the Cavaliers to a league-first record of 66 wins and 16 losses, breaking the eight-year monopoly of western players on MVP.
In the second season, James won the MVP, becoming the tenth person in history.
The Road to Championships
Although the regular season played well and the MVP also had, it was always James's regret that there was no championship. Although the Cavaliers were obedient to James, the team was never able to win the championship.
So James made his choice one, bringing his talent to Miami, following the Green Army's championship winning model that year, and forming a big three with his friends Wade and Bosh.
The Heat entered the Finals in the first season of the formation of the Big Three, but unfortunately because of the light enemy, but also because of Nowitzki's bravery, the Heat unfortunately lost to the Mavericks and missed the championship.
The following year, the Big Three made a comeback, this time without carelessness and unsurprisingly pocketing the championship, james elected finals MVP.
In the third year, the Big Three continued to work hard and won the championship for the second consecutive year, and James was re-elected as FMVP.
In the fourth year, the Heat Big Three wanted to storm the triple crown and establish the Heat Dynasty, but they eventually lost to the Spurs.
After the Heat's three-game losing streak, James made a choice two, returned to the Cavaliers, and formed a new Big Three with Irving and Love again to continue to attack the championship.
The first season of the new Big Three brought the Cavaliers to the Finals, but they lost to the newly rising Warriors.
The following year, the Cavaliers Triumvirate once again reached the Finals, against the Warriors, but this time they succeeded, and James finally fulfilled his promise to help the Cavaliers win the first championship in team history.
In the third year, the Cavaliers reached the Finals in a row, and the opponent was the Warriors again, but this time the Warriors had Durant, so the Cavaliers lost again.
In the fourth year, the Cavaliers still reached the Finals, playing against the Warriors for four consecutive seasons, as in the previous year, they could not restrain Durant, and the Cavaliers lost again.
After that, James made a choice three to join the Lakers.
At the Lakers, James and Davis worked together, won another championship, and were re-elected as FMVP.
The legend continues
James, who came to the Lakers, has begun to enter the late stage of his career, but his competitive status is not affected by age, and he still has stable and good-looking data.
Not only that, James is constantly breaking the records of his predecessors, and his legend continues.
James's current record in the impact is the NBA's regular season total scoring record, he is still more than 1800 points away from the first Jabbar, although there is no hope this season, but next season, as long as health and attendance are guaranteed, James can reach or even break.
In addition, James has been selected as an All-Star for 18 consecutive times, and only once from the all-time number one Abdul-Jabbar.
At the same time, the all-around James is also impacting the only record in history that belongs to him, that is, the regular season record of 36,000 points, 10,000 rebounds, and 10,000 assists.
Scoring rebounds have been achieved, assists are still 38 short, and the Lakers have more than two dozen games this season, and James can definitely achieve them.