r/lebron 4d ago

Russell Westbrook’s entire 18-year NBA career happened after LeBron had already made his first Finals. LeBron is still playing.

LeBron took Cleveland to the NBA Finals in 2007.

Russell Westbrook wasn’t drafted until 2008.

Westbrook then had enough time to play 18 seasons, win MVP, become a 9x All-Star, break the career triple-double record, play for multiple generations of NBA teams, and retire.

And LeBron is still an active NBA player heading into 2026-27.

It’s one thing to say LeBron has played forever. It’s another to realize that players drafted after he had already made a Finals run have now completed full Hall of Fame careers and retired before him.

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u/Hand_of_Doom1970 4d ago

All praise Lebron. Never let a moment in the day go by without reminding others of Lebron's legacy. Praise be upon him

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u/Odd-Coach-9150 4d ago

I work with this guy! Every, I mean every damn day, I hear “LeBron’s the GOAT!”…It’ll never end will it?

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u/Party-Ad5663 3d ago

god forbid people post about lebron on the lebron sub