Incredible Stat Proves LeBron James Has Beaten Father Time and Had the Longest Prime

A very impressive stat has come out that pretty much proves LeBron James is not affected by Father Time. He has had one of the longest primes of anyone we can remember. LeBron has been around for a long time. He was known as the Chosen One before he even put on an NBA jersey. These are some big shoes to fill and he has filled them well. Even before he was drafted, during an interview, he was told that he would be a bust if he did not make the Hall of Fame.

Now, an interesting stat has come out. Take a look at this photo that was posted the other day. It just shows how little LeBron has been impacted by time. Obviously, eventually, the time will come that he needs to retire. But it has been impressive to see how he has continued to play over the years.

He is now going to break some records. Abdul Jabbar talked about LeBron and him breaking the previous record.

Incredible Stat Proves LeBron James Has Beaten Father Time and Had the Longest Prime

“I’m excited to see it happen,” Abdul-Jabbar said. “I don’t see records as personal accomplishments, but more as human achievements. If one person can do something that’s never been done, that means we all have a shot at doing it. It’s a source of hope and inspiration. Roger Bannister broke the four-minute mile back in 1954. Since then, not only have 1,400 runners beaten that time, but the new record is 17 seconds less. We all win when a record is broken, and if LeBron breaks mine, I will be right there to cheer him on.”

Former Bulls star also talked about LeBron and the struggles they have had on the court.

“Competition is not pretty, and that’s why people like it,” Noah said. “There are beautiful moments and terrible moments. Competition has brought out the most beautiful sides of me, but also the most terrible sides. That’s the beauty of competition. It’s real. It’s emotions at their rawest. It’s some new-age gladiator s**t, and I played that way. There’s a lot of things I respect about LeBron, but between those lines, nah, f*** that.”