LeBron James has been very, very good in the NBA for a very, very long time. This is known. As James continues to terrorize defenses and wow fans over 20 years after he was drafted, The King's longevity is quickly becoming as impressive as any of his many, more tangible accomplishments. His continued refusal to bow to Father Time has become more of a talking point since the Los Angeles Lakers acquired Luka Doncic; James appears to have been revitalized by the acquisition of his newest star teammate and is running the court like he's 28 years old again.
However, the fans may not completely comprehend just how good James is in 2025 versus his physical prime 10-15 years ago. In fact, he could very well be better. Or at least that's what the numbers tell us.
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