James has officially stated that he may be saying goodbye to touring

At half past nine in the morning on February 19, Beijing time, the Indiana All-Star Weekend will be grandly staged, when LeBron James will lead the Western starting stars against the Eastern starting stars led by Brother Alphabet. As the star of the league's all-time All-Star selection (20 times), James will continue to play out his myth as a professional player! It is worth mentioning that this is also the first time in history that James, Durant, and Curry have been on the same team.

There is no doubt that as long as LeBron James is still on the All-Star stage, he will continue to break many records. Up to now, James' All-Star scoring (426 points), shots (334), minutes played (522 minutes), number of shots (172 goals), and three-point shots (130) are all the most in history, and he is the only four All-Star triple-doubles in league history, the other three are Michael Jordan, Dwyane Wade, Kevin Durant, and he is the youngest All-Star MVP in league history (21 years and 51 days).

I have to admit that James' career can be called super successful! Especially after a long career, he can stay healthy for a long time, and now at the age of almost 39, he can still compete with young people on the court, which is really admirable. No one knows how long James can play, but the hero will come to an end! Just like the big shark O'Neal said before retiring, the only thing that can beat me is the years! Therefore, James's retirement from the league will come sooner or later, and as for when, I am afraid that only the old man will give an answer.

At today's All-Star Game press conference, James was interviewed. Speaking about the balance of his career, Zhan said: "I don't know how many seasons I can play, but I know there aren't that many anymore. It's worth emphasizing that James used the phrase "probably coming". This also means that Lao Zhan's career balance is insufficient, and next season is very likely to be the last season of his career!

When asked what the odds would be of a farewell tour during his retirement season, James said: "A few days ago, I was asked the question 'Would you do a farewell tour or would you do a Duncan tour (i.e. no),' and I gave a 50-50 answer. I've never been so good at receiving praise!" It can be seen that Lao Zhan is not particularly strong in the idea of staging a farewell tour in the last season of his career, but it is not ruled out that he will eventually stage a "last dance" tour like Kobe Bryant retired that year. Of course, for such a hardcore star who has been in the league for more than 20 years, we will definitely support and understand any choice he makes. What do you think about this?