On March 25, Beijing time, the US media posted the fact that James's two data were magically synchronized, calling it too crazy. The data shows that james' career regular season and playoff appearances are the same as the regular season and playoffs, respectively.
So far in his career, James has played a total of 1364 regular season games, and the total number of penalties (and 1 times, the so-called 2+1 or 3+1) caused by his regular season career is also 1364. Not just in the regular season, but even in the playoffs. So far, James has played in 266 playoff games, and the number of penalties he has caused in his playoff career is exactly 266! In other words, whether it is the regular season or the playoffs, James has caused 1 penalty per game, no more, no less.
When it comes to playing 2+1 or 3+1, I have to sigh that the 37-year-old James still has a strong ability to finish, even if he is fouled by the opponent, he can often hit the ball. So far this season, James has created a total of 55 penalty opportunities, and the peak of this data was in the 2005-06 season, when the 21-year-old James played a total of 107 penalties, and it was the only season of his career that he exceeded 100 penalties.
In his playoff career, James scored the most penalties in the 2019-20 season. James, then 35, made 30 extra penalties during the playoffs, and the Lakers eventually won the championship.
The Lakers are in poor shape this season, and with a wave of three-game streaks to follow, James is expected to unlock the 37,000-point milestone against the Pelicans. The Lakers will also strive to win more games and fight for better play-off positions.
Speaking of the coincidence of magical synchronization, another has to be mentioned is this season's Hornets. They also created a god-sync not long ago, playing game 70 of the season, the Hornets 35-35, 17-17 at home, 18-18 on the road, 22-22 against the Eastern Conference and 13-13 against the Western.