The legendary LeBron James continues to defy the passage of time. At 41 years old, the Los Angeles Lakers star was named Player of the Week in the Western Conference, as announced by the NBA.
A historical record: 70 times Player of the Week
With this recognition, LeBron reaches 70 distinctions as Player of the Week, reaffirming his dominance and consistency throughout more than two decades in the elite of the basketball.
In the Eastern Conference, the award went to Brandon Ingram, current figure of the Toronto Raptors.
Total leadership in the Lakers despite absences
During the last week, the Los Angeles Lakers achieved three wins and one loss, despite not having two key pieces like Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves.
LeBron responded with outstanding performances, averaging:
24 points
9.7 assists
6 rebounds
Unprecedented longevity in the NBA
The “King” continues to expand his legacy in the league. It is currently playing its 23rd regular season and is about to play its 19th postseason, figures that reflect exceptional durability.
A legendary track record
LeBron James is considered one of the best players of all time. In his career he accumulates:
4 NBA titles (with Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers and Lakers)
4 MVP awards (2009, 2010, 2012 and 2013)
NBA’s all-time leading scorer (43,440 points in the regular season and 8,289 in the playoffs)
