Eight firsts in history! The Lakers officially posted James' achievements imitating Lillard's celebration scene that caused heated discussion

On February 22, Beijing time, the Lakers officially posted a poster of James, listing eight all-time first honors, and wrote with the text: "A crown worth waiting for, a weighty crown." Add the scoring champion to a long list of achievements, awesome @James. James himself reposted the poster on social media.

The Lakers' official list of eight all-time firsts are regular season career totals, All-NBA selections, All-First Team selections, All-Star selections, playoff totals, playoff wins, Player of the Month of the Month, and Player of the Week.

So far in his career, James' regular season total has scored 38,411 points, 18 times named to the All-NBA Team, 12 times to the All-NBA Team, 19 times All-Star, 7,631 points in the playoffs, a total of playoff wins, 40 times named Player of the Month, and 67 times Player of the Week, all ranking first in history.

For James, the slight regret of this past All-Star weekend was that he failed to lead the team to a six-game winning streak. It was also the first time James lost a game after the All-Star changed to the captaincy system. James himself injured his finger in the game and only played half of the court, but fortunately his injury was not a big deal.

The American media ridiculed James for imitating Lillard. Lillard hit a three-pointer and made the final shot of the All-Star Game to help the Alphabet win the game. The camera captured James pointing at his wrist for the first time, imitating Lillard's celebratory move. Fans and American media ridiculed James: "Have you forgotten that Lillard is from the alphabet brother team?" "Old Jen really wants Lillard to come to the Lakers"...

For the Lakers, the task of storming the playoffs is very difficult, and James also hopes to play the remaining 23 games. The Lakers are currently 27-32 and 13th in the West. Former teammate Beverley has spoken of kicking the Lakers out of the playoffs because his new owner, the Bulls, also needs to make the playoffs, and the two teams have not met this season, with two meetings scheduled for March 27 and March 30.