LeBron James is one of the NBA’s greatest players of all time (The G.O.A.T is still Michael Jordan). LeBron started his career in Cleveland and now is in L.A with the Lakers. Most likely he’ll end his career after playing one season with his son (LeBron James Jr). Lebron recently signed a 2-year contract with the Lakers. This contract aligns with his son, so when Bronny James enters the NBA Draft Lebron will be in Free Agency. Lebron said in his most recent press conference, “I’m excited that my contract extension aligned me to be able to play a year with my son”.
LeBron Career Stats
PTS PER GAME: 27.1
TRB PER GAME: 7.4
AST PER GAME: 7.4
The King has played 17-years in the NBA and not even in his prime (Prime means at his best in his career, so 30 years old) and has still averaged almost a Triple double every game. This man has an insane talent and probably the Best of all Time (Don’t worry MJ is ahead of him). LeBron’s best PTS per game season was in the 2007-2008 season he averaged 30 points per game. His best TRB season was the 2017-2018 NBA season with 8.6 TRB per game. His best AST season was the 2019-2020 season with 10 AST per game. Imagine going against LeBron putting up these career numbers.
Awards
LeBron is a 4 time NBA champion. 4-Time NBA Finals MVP, Four-time NBA regular season MVP. 16 time NBA all-star. 13 time All NBA First Team. 5 time All NBA Defensive Team. 2004 Rookie of The Year. All of these awards are from the NBA. There is an ongoing list of so many more awards from different big named brands such as ESPY’S. This just shows how freakishly insane talent this guy has. These are days among days of work. You have to be dedicated to putting in these many hours to be the best in the league. As you probably have heard millions of times. “Practice makes perfect.”. This sentence is as true as it could get. If you want to be amazing at something, you have to put in the work to do it. Stuff doesn’t become easy right away, but if you put in the work it gets easier to be good at whatever you are trying to be good at.
LeBron has a very important part of this league. He inspires millions of people to work and dedicate themselves to do whatever they want as long as you put your mind to it.
