Twenty-two seasons ago, LeBron James entered the NBA with almost unbelievable expectations, the fate of a franchise in Cleveland and a league hungry for a new star on his back.
Twenty-two years later, the Lakers star exceeded even the most outlandish predictions, winning championships in three different cities, scoring more points than anyone in league history and authoring the kind of sustained greatness that’s unmatched across sport.
And if you needed proof, more was offered Friday.
A panel of media voters selected James to the league’s All-NBA second team — the 21st year he’s been voted all-league on one of the three teams.