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Mike Brown Says LeBron ‘Can Play Forever’ as Lakers Sideline Him for Second Straight Game

Now in a record 23rd season at age 41, he remains a high-efficiency producer.

Overview

  • The Lakers ruled LeBron James out against the Knicks for a second consecutive game with a left foot contusion and left foot arthritis.
  • Knicks head coach Mike Brown praised James’ conditioning, saying he “can play forever,” and highlighted the rarity of seeing him share the league with his son Bronny.
  • James is in his 23rd NBA season, surpassing Vince Carter to become the league’s longest-tenured player.
  • This season James is averaging 21.4 points on 50.4% shooting with 7.0 assists and 5.6 rebounds per game.
  • Speculation about offseason retirement continues, though James has repeatedly said his focus is helping the Lakers reach the playoffs.