Team history is only once less than Kobe! James has been with the Lakers for 7 years and has averaged 25+5+5 in 6 seasons.

Last season, although James was 40 years old and was still the oldest player in the league, he still averaged 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds, and 8.2 assists per game. He also led the Lakers to the third record in the Western Conference and was selected into the All-Star starting lineup and the Best Second Team.

However, although James was selected for the All-Star and All-Squad for the 21st consecutive year, his record of 25+ points per game per game was interrupted due to his average of less than 25 points per game for 20 consecutive years. This is also the first time James averaged less than 25 points in his career since his rookie season.

Of course, James' average score is still more than 24 points per game, only one step away from averaging 25+ per game. In history, no player over 40 has scored so high per game. If it weren't for the All-Star post who suffered injuries, James might have had a chance of more than 25 points per game.

Because he averaged less than 25 points per game, James also missed the data of 25+5+5 per game. This is the first time he has failed to play the data of 25+5+5 per game in the season since joining the Lakers. Moreover, the last time James missed the average 25+5+5 game, he was in his rookie season.

In the history of the Lakers, James has averaged 25+5+5 in 6 seasons, which is also second only to Kobe. Kobe has played for 20 seasons with the Lakers, and has averaged 25+5+5 in a total of 7 seasons. For Kobe, it is not a problem to average more than 25 points per game, but it is not that easy to average more than 5 rebounds and assists per game. For an all-around player like James, it is easy to average 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game, and it is not a big problem to average more than 25 points per game.

In addition to Kobe and James, Jerry West also averaged 25+5+5 in six seasons in his career, tied for second in team history. In addition, only Doncic, Jabbar and Elgin Baylor have performed like this in one season.

Although James averaged less than 25 points per game last season, he still hoped to average 25+5+5 next season, tying Kobe's record. In addition, Doncic is also an all-round player. In addition to his rookie season, he has averaged 25+5+5 per game, so he has a high hope of surpassing the records of James and Kobe in the future.