The Most Complete Player in NBA History
Record Setting 10th Completed Regular Season with 25+ Points / 5+ Rebounds / +5 Assists
On April 12, 2014 - The NBA's All-Around Standard was Reset in this Record Setting Contest
On Saturday, April 12, 2014, LeBron James stepped onto the court
for his final game of the 2013-14 NBA regular-season. As the clock
expired and the buzzer sounded off it was the official moment of
completion for LeBron James’ record setting tenth completed NBA
regular season averaging at least 25 points, 5 rebounds, and 5
assists. King James surpassed the legendary Oscar Robertson, who held the prior record with nine such NBA regular seasons across his iconic career. This record breaking NBA milestone makes a definitive case that LeBron was the greatest all-around player in NBA history by his 11th NBA season. To date, James has amassed 20 total NBA regular seasons in a row reaching the 25/5/5 threshold—a staggering achievement unmatched by any player in the history of the sport. For comparison, NBA icons
Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant each achieved this feat 8 times. With this milestone, LeBron James didn’t just set a record— he fortified his legacy as the most consistently complete player the game has ever seen.
The Historic Game Worn Road Alternate Jersey - Photo Matched w/NBA LOA
Heat vs. Hawks - April 12, 2014 (LeBron's Final regular season game)
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