Why has James been able to make the NBA All Match Team for 12 consecutive years?

NBA officials announced on May 25, 2018, Beijing time, that the first team of this year's best players is led by Cleveland Cavaliers forward James, Portland Trail Blazers guard Lillard, Houston Rockets guard Harden, Golden State Warriors forward Durant and New Orleans Pelicans power forward Thick Meige. Among them, James and Harden were unanimously elected, Harden will be the most valuable player in the regular season this season, and James is still playing at the peak of his 15th season in his career, and the pattern of West Zhan and East Zhan has indeed slowly taken shape.

This is the 12th time James has been selected to the NBA All-Team in his career, breaking the 11 times by Kobe Bryant and Karl Malone, and occupying the first place in history. In fact, the title said that James was selected for 12 consecutive years is a bit wrong, James is not selected for 12 consecutive years, he is selected for the best team for 11 consecutive years, and it is the 12th selection in his career. Of course, 11 consecutive selections and the 12th selection of his career are ranked first in history.

James averaged 34 points and assists per game in the regular season this season, and now in the playoffs, James is averaging 34 points and assists per game. James has been in second place in the MVP rankings in the regular season this season, behind Harden in the West. And James, despite being 33 years old, is the first time he has played 82 games in the regular season.

It is also under the high load of playing time that leads the knights all the way.

At present, the Cavaliers have defeated the Celtics 4-3 in the Eastern Conference Finals to reach the Finals, and the key to winning is James's role. It can be said that although James is 33 years old, he still has not stepped down from the altar and still maintains a strong competitiveness, which is why James has been selected for the NBA best team so many times.

It would be a great honour for any player to be named in the Team of the Season team and it is a testament to their fantastic performances throughout the season.

But for LeBron James, his selection to the All-NBA team for a while is already a routine operation. With this addition, he has been selected to the All-Star team a total of 12 times in his career, of which 11 times have been selected consecutively, which shows James's terrifying strength.

Since entering the NBA league, he has been the pride of the sky and the savior of the team, and everyone likes to compare him to Michael Jordan, the god of basketball, after all, the two have too many similarities. And James apparently didn't disappoint his fans, entering the NBA in 2003 and leading the team to the Finals in 2007.

Then in 2010, after he left the Cavaliers for the Miami Heat, he began a wave of 8 years of domination in the East, these 8 years, no matter how other opponents changed and changed, but James remained stable for ten years.

Especially this year, when the team lost the No. 2 core Irving in the offseason, James can still lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to the Finals alone, which in itself is the best praise for his strength, and you must know that James is 33 years old this year.

Take a look at some of his stats from this year's regular season and playoffs: He played in 82 games in the regular season, maintained full attendance, and averaged points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks per game; In the playoffs, he averaged 34 points, rebounds and assists per game. In contrast, James in the playoffs is even stronger.

So, although James is 33 years old, his performance shows no signs of aging at all, and he is still the number one player in the league today, which is why he has been selected to the best team many times.

In the history of the NBA, there are not many players who can enter a team many times, for example, the triple crown winner Wade has only entered a team twice in his career, and Anthony has not even entered a team, so the best team is definitely not an honor that can be done easily, however, in James's 15-year career, he has entered a team 12 times, and 12 times has also allowed James to surpass Kobe and Malone and become the player who has entered a team the most times in NBA history.

There is no doubt that James's peak length is amazing, especially the gold content of this formation. In the early days of his career, he needed to compete with the peak Duncan, Nowitzki, Garnett, Pierce and others, and later compared with Anthony in the same class, after Durant slowly grew up in 2009, his competitor became Durant again, and later, Paul George, Jimmy Butler and others also entered the peak, and James needed to compete with them, but it was in this situation that James did this unprecedented feat 12 times.

Take this season as an example, although James is 33 years old, he still averaged rebounds and assists per game in the regular season, his scoring is a new high since 2010, assists and rebounds are career highs, and what is even more incredible is that James has played full attendance this season, which has never happened in his previous 14 years of career. You can say that at the age of 33, James not only shows no signs of declining, but is also a bit of a reverse.

Perhaps doing his best is the best explanation for James' perennial appearance, he could have chosen to take a break at the end of the season with the changing Cavaliers roster this year, but he still insisted on playing for the sake of the regular season rankings, and in the playoffs, James showed his best self, averaging rebounds and assists per game in 22 games, and playing minutes per game. You have to admire his love for basketball, and that's what makes James so great.

Why James has been able to enter the best team in the NBA for 12 consecutive years, on the whole, James is indeed a very strong existence, especially at the age of 33, it is not easy to maintain his peak condition.

As strong as James is a way of praising players for playing well, it also highlights James's awesomeness, James has been able to enter the NBA best team for 12 consecutive years, which is also closely related to James's own efforts, James in addition to trying to stay at the top of his game, keep training, and constantly show his court dominance.

James was selected to the All-Team for the 12th time, surpassing Kobe Bryant and Malone to become the all-time No. 1, and at the same time, James was named to the All-Star Team for the 2017-2018 season, which is also the 12th time James has been selected to the All-Star Team.

In the regular season this season, James played 82 games, averaging points, rebounds, assists, and steals per game.

The best team in 2017-2018 was officially announced by the NBA on May 25 this year that it was composed of James, Harden, Bushy Eyebrows, Lillard, and Durant, and James and Harden were unanimously approved.

Being able to make the NBA All-Star team for 12 consecutive years is a recognition of James' achievements. Except for James, no one in the East has been selected for the best team in the past four seasons, after James returned to the Cavaliers in 2014-2015, he is the only player in the East who has been selected for the best team in the past four years, except for James, the last Eastern player who has been selected to the best team in the past four years is Joakim Arnold.

James has indeed created a lot of miracles this year, this year has achieved the youngest Mr. 30,000 points in history, and then the youngest Mr. 31,000 points in history, James also achieved the youngest Mr. 50,000 minutes in history, becoming the 18th player in history to reach 50,000 minutes of playing time.

In addition to his talent, James also has his hard work, continuous training, maintaining peak condition, adjusting himself, playing the whole game during the game, turning the tide, playing a full 82 games in the regular season this year and winning the perfect attendance award, which is a manifestation of James' love for the sport.

Beautiful stats are out there, and it's understandable that James is the best for a while. The dominance is there, the diligence is there, and James deserves the title of best for a while.

1. A forward of the first line: Kevin Durant.

Playing for the Thunder, averaging 28 points, 8 rebounds, assists, steals and blocks per game, shooting percentage, winning in the 11-12 season in points, leading the Thunder to a 47-19 record, second in the West, 4-0 in the first round of the playoffs, 4-1 in the second round against the Lakers, and 4:

2 defeated the Spurs, but was defeated by the Heat in the finals, which was also the first time that Durant entered the finals without a shirt.

2. A center: Dwight Howard.

Playing for the Magic, he averaged points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks per game. He shot from the field and won rebounds in the 11-12 season, leading the Magic to a 37-29 record. The record was sixth in the Eastern Conference, but was eliminated 4-1 by the Pacers in the first round of the playoffs.

After that season, Howard switched to the Lakers.

3. A forward LeBron James.

In his second season with the Heat, he averaged points, rebounds, assists, steals, and shooting percentage per game. The 46-20 record ranks second in the Eastern Conference. The Heat made huge strides in the playoffs, finishing with a 4:4 in the first round

1 defeated the Knicks, defeated the Pacers 4-2 in the second round, defeated the Celtics 4-3 in the Eastern Conference Finals, and 4:4 in the finals

1 defeated the Thunder and won the championship. James got his wish. The first professional title.

4. A point guard: Paul.

Chris Paul, who was 27 years old at the time, played for the Clippers, averaging points, rebounds, assists and steals per game, shooting percentage and winning the steals title in the 11-12 season, leading the Clippers to a 40-26 record and finishing fifth in the West. He defeated the Grizzlies in the first round of the playoffs and swept the Spurs 4-0 in the second round.

At the time, the venue for the Western Conference Finals was still a distant dream for CP3.

5. A quarterback: Kobe Bryant.

At the age of 34 when he played for the Lakers, he averaged points, rebounds, assists and steals per game, shooting 43% from the field and leading the Lakers to a 41-25 record. This record is third in the West. In the playoffs, the Lakers won 4:4 in the first round

3 defeated the Nuggets, but was eliminated by the Thunder 4-1 in the second round.

Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Big Shark O'Neal, Stephen Curry 10 years ago they were called the best team in the NBA.

Howard, Durant. James, Kobe, Paul. They've all had their best finishes in the NBA.

Ten years ago, the NBA's best team had Howard, Durant, James, Kobe Bryant, and Paul.

James was named to the All-NBA team for 16 consecutive years, a recordThree pieces of history

1. Selected for the 16th time in his career, surpassing Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe, and Duncan (15 times).Rose to the first place in NBA history

2. Selected for the 16th consecutive nuclear training season, surpassing Kobe Bryant (15 consecutive seasons).Exclusive to the first in NBA history

For the 13th time in his career, he entered the first teamto continue to break NBA records.

On September 17, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the list of the best teams this season, including James, who played in 67 games for the Lakers this season, averaging points, rebounds and assists per game, of which the number of assists set a career high, ranking first in the league.

His outstanding play also led the Lakers to a 52-19 record and ranked first in the West, and has now led the team to the Western Conference Finals in the playoffs. With the addition of this selection, James has been selected to the best team for the 16th consecutive season, surpassing the resale of Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan and others to become the first person in NBA history, and the thirteenth selection of the best in his career, which is also a historical record.

Yes,The NBA officially announced the best team of the season on September 17Lakers forward LeBron James and Anthony Davis were both named to the All-Round First Team

LeBron James was selected to the All-NBA Team for the sixteenth time, officially surpassing Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe Bryant, and Tim Duncan to become the first person in NBA history. Interestingly, sixteen selections to the All-Star team, thirteen first team selections, two second team selections, one third team, and this season's assist title is a bit incredible.

In addition, according to ESPN, this is the first pair of teammates in the league to be named to the All-NBA First Team since Steve Nash and Amare Stoudemire in 2006-07.

According to Lakers PR statistics, this is the 13th time in Lakers history that teammates have been named to the All-Match First Team at the same time, and the first time in team history since Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant in the 2003-04 season.

Selected to the best team for 16 consecutive years, James' great history may be unbreakable!