Overview
- Speaking on his Mind the Game podcast with Steve Nash, James said he felt he could “do no wrong” in 2017–18 and described feeling flawless on both ends.
- He played all 82 games that regular season for Cleveland, averaging 27.5 points, 9.1 assists and 8.6 rebounds on 54.2% shooting, including 36.7% from three.
- He carried the Cavaliers to the NBA Finals, where they were swept by the Warriors, and he averaged roughly 34 points, 10 assists and 8.5 rebounds on 52.7% shooting in the series.
- He finished second to James Harden in MVP voting that year, then left for the Lakers in 2018 and later won his fourth championship in Los Angeles.
- Now in his 23rd season, James recently logged his 1,015th career win in a 112–108 victory over the 76ers, underscoring his continued longevity.