​Despite being 41 and playing in his 23rd NBA season, LeBron James continues to have a massive influence on the league and the sport itself. While players his age are either retired or have transitioned to different careers, James remains the league's ruler, no matter what his stats indicate.​

ESPN personality Kendrick Perkins said that the NBA could be in trouble when LeBron James retires.

James currently averages 22 points with a 50.2 field goal percentage, 7.1 assists, and 5.8 rebounds per game. Those stats are impressive for most players, let alone a veteran NBA player in his 23rd season. Still, an official end to LeBron's legendary career in the NBA will come at some point.

When we talk about intensity on the court, some of the names constantly mentioned are Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Kevin Garnett, and, to an extent, Larry Bird.

LeBron James will be a free agent this offseason... could he end his career where it started?

James doesn’t kid about his chocolate chip cookies.

It looks like Stephen A. Smith is coming after LeBron James. And this time, it’s for something that has nothing to do with The King. Following the abysmal showing