As LeBron James nears the completion of his 20th NBA season, there are few signs of him slowing down anytime soon.
The Lakers star will turn 39 next season, but his play on the hardwood this year wouldn’t indicate that he’s one of the league’s oldest players.
James is averaging 28.8 points, 8.4 rebounds and 6.8 assists per game on 49.9% shooting from the floor. He dealt with some nagging injuries, most notably a tendon issue with his foot, that only allowed him to play in 54 games this season.