On February 27, Beijing time, the data media StatMuse posted James' data performance since he turned 40 years old, and it seems that the 40-year-old James is stronger than the 20-year-old James.

James, who turns 40, is currently averaging 26.2 points, 7.8 rebounds, 8.4 assists and 1.0 steals per game, shooting 54% from the field and 44% from three-point range. StatMuse said James' rebounds, assists, shooting percentages and three-point shooting percentages are all higher than when he was 20 years old. It's really incredible.

Looking back at the history of the NBA, most players have retired by the age of 40, and a very small number of players have been reduced to role players in the league. James is still at his peak. For example, against the Mavericks, he scored 16 points in the final quarter to help the team win.

Now, James has two more milestones in the countdown, against the Mavericks, James scored 27 points, 79 points away from 50,000 points (regular season + playoff total points). James' regular season total is currently 41,759 points, the playoff total is 8,162 points, and the regular season + playoff career total is 49,921 points. According to his average scoring progress this season, James is expected to score 50,000 points in three games, and the Lakers' next three games are the Timberwolves and Clippers (two games).

In addition, the Lakers defeated the Mavericks 107-99 at home, and James also ushered in the 997th regular season win of his NBA career, which also brought him one step closer to the historic achievement of 1,000 wins in the regular season.

In the history of the NBA, there are only a handful of players who have won 1,000 regular-season games, and only three have achieved this feat so far – Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1,074), Parrish (1,014) and Duncan (1,001).

Is it possible for James to unlock both of these historic achievements in the same game? Let's wait and see.