Why is James Lakers career coming to an end?

In fact, it is really interesting to examine NBA star playoff data.

When examining the NBA playoff averages 30+ stars, only Jordan and Doncic, who are currently playing, are only two, only a handful of them.

Jordan played a total of 179 playoff games in his career, and averaged 33.4 points per game. Due to the large sample games, Jordan's 33.4 points in the playoffs are a permanent record, and later generations cannot break it!

In contrast, Doncic, who currently plays for the Los Angeles Lakers, has played 55 playoff games so far, averaging 30.9 points per game, and his scoring has barely crossed the 30-point mark...

Whether Doncic can score more than 30 points throughout the entire career in the future is obviously not safe, and it is even worrying...

If Jordan Doncic leads the playoff score list, then James is unique in the number of games he wins in the playoffs and is far away.

James' first playoff journey has to be traced back to the 2006 season. In the third season of his career, he finally led the team to taste the playoffs...

After that, James achieved full attendance in the playoffs and lost all 292 playoff games!

The average playing time has reached 41.3 minutes, which is a shocking existence.

06 season, the league centers were rampant, and the matchup between Yao Sha was once hot;

The four major points guards staged a prosperous era of heroes competing for the victory, and Xike East, North Carolina South Mai shone like a brilliant totem of countless people's youth...

Then to the small forward period, James Durant Anthony and others led a prosperous era of small forward;

Later, they were young Leonard and others took over the glory of small forwards...

When the NBA entered the small ball era, the cavalry battle once became a showdown theme that had not changed for four consecutive years in the finals, and James has never missed...

Since entering the playoffs for the first time in 2006, James has won more games in the playoffs than the number of games in the playoffs since 1996, which is also incredible.

In other words, despite the 10-year time difference between this, James still easily surpassed all teams -

1, James: 184 games;

2, Spurs: 175 games;

3, Lakers: 166 games;

4, Heat: 161 games;

5, Celtics: 157 games;

6. Warriors: 118 games;

7. Pacers: 114 games;

8. Thunder: 112 games;

9. Cavaliers: 109 games;

10. Mavericks: 97 games;

It is worth mentioning that among the above teams, except for the Pacers, other teams are the winners of the NBA championships in recent years.

This year during the offseason, James implemented the player option worth 52.6 million next season, entering a real contract year for the first time in his 23-year career.

Unlike the previous two early contract renewals, this time the Lakers have expressed their attitude that they will not provide James with contract renewal.

In other words, the Purple Gold Time belonging to James is about to come to an end, perhaps just as the offseason next year is approaching