LeBron James Nears Retirement After Historic Feat

LeBron James, soon turning 40, is making history by becoming the oldest NBA player to record three consecutive triple-doubles, surpassing his own previous record. Despite his continued excellence on the court, James has hinted at nearing the end of his career, stating he doesn't plan to play much longer, potentially one to two more years, and emphasizes that his decision will be guided by his mental readiness. James' longevity and achievements have sparked debates comparing him to Michael Jordan, with some arguing his sustained impact is unparalleled. Additionally, LeBron's career has been marked by personal milestones, including playing alongside his son Bronny, with aspirations to play with his younger son Bryce. The basketball legend's contributions extend beyond the court, as he remains a significant figure in the ongoing 'G.O.A.T' discussions.