LeBron On Track To Make More NBA History

LeBron James, Anthony Davis and the rest of their teammates are playing the San Antonio Spurs. The Los Angeles Lakers is ready to challenge the Golden State Warriors for the most regular-season wins in the entire NBA history.

LeBron’s debut with the Lakers was horrible, and he suffered a groin injury that kept him out of the game for 17 games. The king is back on the floor again, and he is better than ever. His 2018-19 season will be remembered as a season full of injuries and young talents who can’t build chemistry with the king. Things have changed a lot over the summer, and LeBron is ready to keep his promise. He is ready to give the Lakers their first title since Kobe Bryant.

Davis arrived right on time, and the Lakers tried really hard to get him on the roster. Today, LeBron and Davis make the best duo in the NBA. The three-time champion averages 25.2 points, 7.6 rebounds and 10.8 assists per game. King James is on a good way to become the first basketball player at the age of 30-plus to average over 25 points and double-digit assists per game. Yes, LeBron is that great.

This record will put LeBron above every other player in the NBA, including Magic Johnson, Oscar Robertson and Jerry West. They didn’t make this list. If LeBron keeps playing at this pace, he will be alone in one of the best categories in NBA history.

Will doubters keep calling him “washed king”? Let’s hope not. LeBron has better numbers than most players in the NBA, and he is ready to reclaim his throne. Sports Illustrated and ESPN ranked him third, but LeBron told everyone that he will be No. 1 again. He is much better than Kawhi Leonard and Giannis Antetokounmpo. LeBron is 34 and he records triple-doubles in almost every game. You can’t ignore that. It looks like haters did him a favor. Criticism is the best motivation LeBron will ever get. Keep criticizing him. That doesn’t beat the fact that he is the greatest of all times. He is LeBron James.