LeBron James, basketbolun efsanelerinden biridir ve Miami Heat tarihinin en ikonik isimlerinden biridir. None (straight from high school) mezunu. Mirası, dünya genelinde nesiller boyu taraftarları ve oyuncuları ilham vermeye devam etmektedir.
Kişisel Yaşam ve Aile
Eş / Partner
Savannah Brinson-James (married 2013)
James Harden spent eight seasons as the face of the Houston Rockets, winning an MVP, eight All-Star selections, and transforming the franchise into a perennial contender. His #13 in the rafters honors the greatest scorer the Rockets have had since Hakeem Olajuwon.
Miami Heat
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Bültene abone olNBA All-Time Scoring Leader
40,474+ points#1 Tüm Zamanlar
Passed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (38,387) to become the all-time leading scorer in NBA history during a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
2022-23
All-Time Playoff Scoring Leader
8,162+ points#1 Tüm Zamanlar
Holds the record for most points scored in NBA playoff history.
Top 5 All-Time in Assists
11,000+ assists#4 Tüm Zamanlar
One of only a handful of players in NBA history to rank top 5 in both career points and assists.
Most 30+ Point Playoff Games
120+ games#1 Tüm Zamanlar
Holds the record for most 30-point games in playoff history.
Most Playoff Triple-Doubles (Forward)
30+#1 Tüm Zamanlar
Holds the record for most triple-doubles in playoff history by a forward.
NBA Champion — Miami Heat (2012)
1st ringWon his first NBA championship alongside Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. Named Finals MVP.
vs. Oklahoma City Thunder(4-1)
NBA Champion — Miami Heat (2013)
2nd ringWon back-to-back championships with the Heat. Named Finals MVP for the second straight year.
vs. San Antonio Spurs(4-3)
NBA Champion — Cleveland Cavaliers (2016)
3rd ringLed Cleveland to its first major sports championship in 52 years, completing a historic 3-1 comeback against the 73-win Warriors.
vs. Golden State Warriors(4-3)
NBA Champion — Los Angeles Lakers (2020)
4th ringWon the championship in the NBA Bubble. Named Finals MVP, becoming the first player to win Finals MVP with three different franchises.
vs. Miami Heat(4-2)
NBA Most Valuable Player
4xWon 4 MVP awards: 2008-09, 2009-10, 2011-12, 2012-13. Two with Cleveland, two with Miami.
NBA Finals Most Valuable Player
4xWon 4 Finals MVP awards: 2012, 2013, 2016, 2020. First player to win Finals MVP with three different franchises.
NBA Scoring Champion
1xLed the league in scoring during the 2007-08 season with 30.0 ppg.
2007-08
NBA Assists Leader
1xLed the league in assists during the 2019-20 season with 10.2 apg.
2019-20
NBA Rookie of the Year
2003-04Won Rookie of the Year in his debut season with the Cleveland Cavaliers, averaging 20.9 ppg at age 18.
2003-04
NBA All-Star
20xSelected to 20 NBA All-Star Games — the most in league history (tied). Named All-Star Game MVP 3 times.
All-NBA Selection
20x20x All-NBA (13x First Team, 3x Second Team, 4x Third Team) — the most All-NBA selections in history.
All-Defensive Team
6x6x All-Defensive selection (5x First Team, 1x Second Team).
Olympic Gold Medal
2x Gold, 1x BronzeWon 2 Olympic gold medals with Team USA (2008 Beijing, 2012 London) and a bronze medal (2004 Athens).
NBA 75th Anniversary Team
Top 75Named to the NBA 75th Anniversary Team in 2021, honoring the 75 greatest players in NBA history.
2021-22
Youngest to 10,000 Career Points
23 years oldReached 10,000 career points at age 23 years and 59 days — the youngest player in NBA history.
Youngest to 30,000 Career Points
33 years oldBecame the youngest player in NBA history to reach 30,000 career points at age 33.
2017-18
Only Player with 30K Points, 10K Rebounds, 10K Assists
30K/10K/10KThe only player in NBA history to accumulate 30,000+ points, 10,000+ rebounds, and 10,000+ assists.
First Father-Son NBA Duo (Same Time)
HistoricBecame the first father to play alongside his son in the NBA when Bronny James was drafted by the Lakers in 2024.
2024-25
Finals MVP with 3 Different Franchises
3 teamsOnly player in NBA history to win Finals MVP with three different teams (Heat, Cavaliers, Lakers).
Historic 3-1 Comeback in NBA Finals
2016 FinalsLed the Cavaliers back from a 3-1 deficit against the 73-9 Warriors — the only team to accomplish this in Finals history.
2015-16
10 NBA Finals Appearances
10x FinalsAppeared in 10 NBA Finals across three franchises — 8 consecutive Finals appearances from 2011-2018.
20+ Consecutive Seasons Averaging 25+ PPG
20+ seasonsOne of the longest streaks of elite scoring production in NBA history.
Çocuklar (3)
Ebeveynler & Kardeşler
Saha Dışında
LeBron James Family Foundation — I PROMISE School (K-8 public school in Akron, Ohio)
More Than a Vote — voting rights advocacy organization
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LeBron wore #6 in Miami because Dwyane Wade's #23 was unavailable and the Heat had retired Michael Jordan's #23 as the league's only honorary retirement of Jordan's number.
His postseason scoring in 2012 — including a 45-point Game 6 against Boston in a must-win elimination game — is widely cited as one of the three or four greatest individual playoff performances in NBA history.
The 2013 NBA Championship was won in seven games against San Antonio, with Ray Allen's Game 6 corner three coming with 5.2 seconds remaining when Miami was down 3 with 9.4 seconds to play — the greatest comeback moment in modern Finals history.
LeBron's decision to return to Cleveland after the Heat era was seen universally as a class act — his open letter to Cleveland outlined a homecoming that ended in the 2016 championship, validating the entire arc of his career.
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James Silas was San Antonio's first superstar, earning the nickname Captain Late for his clutch performances during the ABA era and early NBA years that set the tone for what would follow.
James Worthy's 36-16-10 triple-double in Game 7 of the 1988 Finals remains one of the greatest closeout performances in NBA history. His #42 represents clutch excellence across 12 Showtime seasons.
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