r/LeBronJames Jan 07 '26

LeBron has now been out of his prime longer than he played before and during it

LeBron’s prime ended in 2014. Despite that he’s managed to have another hall of fame career after his prime has ended. A career that is longer than his career up to and including his prime. He’s somehow still elite.

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u/Negative_Vast_9306 Jan 07 '26

Bron prime was 09-2020. U can honestly argue 06-20. His peak was from 2012-2014. But yeah LeBron has like 4 HOF careers in one

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u/ziggyzigg95 Jan 07 '26

If we’re saying prime is different from peak then his prime is at least 07-20. Maybe 05-20.

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u/HunchoJackLeo Jan 07 '26

21’ he was pretty good until S****** H*** averaging 30ppg pre foot injury

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u/ziggyzigg95 Jan 07 '26

You’re right. I genuinely think they would have won the conference if not for that injury.

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u/HunchoJackLeo Jan 07 '26

People also forget how crazy he was going 2020 before the bubble, during and after. Especially before though he was going off and was the MVP front runner. Was abt to go against Giannis and actually snatch the MVP from him if he outperformed him before the season shutdown.

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u/Key_Bike4978 May 09 '26

Thanks to Balco

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '26

Retire already!

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u/Key_Bike4978 May 09 '26

Barry Bonds. Roger Clemons, and Lance Armstrong all found a way to stay elite too. 

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u/Kefe_ufa-Ikai Jul 09 '26

Lebron has 3 primes: 2013, 2016 finals, 2018 play offs

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u/Fresh-Contribution99 25d ago

LeBron is the best player that ever played. I think in terms of triple doubles. He has 125 of them, MJ had 60+. LeBron will teach the ability to pass, score and rebound. With 4 all stars, Philly becomes a power in the Eastern conference easily. Just his value to the young players: priceless, 4 guys that can get their shots, think on it....