LeBron James has nothing else to prove in his NBA career. Nothing.
He will forever be remembered as one of the greatest ever to let his sneakers squeak up a court. Still being an All-Star starter (and captain) at his ripe age of 37 speaks to his longevity and all-time talent. Every game the future Hall of Famer plays from this point on is more icing on his career than a necessity to lock up his legacy. His legacy is set in stone and double-engraved. And at this rate — because he’s surpassed every other seemingly impossible expectation — LeBron might be the first person to be an All-Star starter when he’s 40.
