James has been a great basketball player for a long time. It is important to remember how long he has been working as a basketball player, in addition to all the points, rebounds, and titles he has won.

James has played in more than 48,000 regular-season minutes, which is one of the top 10 lists in NBA history. He is now in his 17th season. He is the 10th oldest player in the league, at 35 years of age. Still, he hasn’t shown any signs that his career is coming to an end. His work doesn’t make sense.

“Just remarkable,” Clippers coach Doc Rivers said before his team played the Lakers on Sunday afternoon at Staples Centre. “In sports, I’ve never seen a man get better at age 35.” It’s just strange. He is doing something right. “Because he seems stronger and faster.”

James went on to dominate the Clippers in a 112-103 win. He finished with 28 points, 9 assists, and 7 boards to help the Lakers keep going. It was their second win in three days over teams that are also in the running for the title, like the Lakers. The Lakers beat the Milwaukee Bucks easily on Friday, 113–103. James only scored 37 points, gave out 8 assists, and grabbed 8 boards in that game. He also played great defense against Giannis Antetokounmpo for large parts of the second half.

 

LeBron James is known for more than just his amazing skills on the basketball court. He is also praised for his generosity, involvement in the community, and general good effect off the court. LeBron has always used his fame to make a difference, whether it’s through the LeBron James Family Foundation or by speaking out about problems of social justice.

His dedication to education is shown by the “I PROMISE School” in Akron, Ohio, which has given many young children the chance to learn and the help they need. LeBron’s leadership and kindness outside of basketball have helped make him not only a basketball legend but also a good force for change and community improvement.