The King is coming to Los Angeles.
LeBron James — the alpha of the NBA and one of the greatest players of all-time — has decided to write the next chapter of his career in purple and gold ink.
James joins the Lakers on the heels of one of the greatest individual postseasons in NBA history.
During his journey to his eighth-straight NBA Finals, James led the postseason in scoring (34.0), double-doubles (15) and triple-doubles (four), while ranking second in assists (9.0).
Yet, somehow, even those colossal numbers don’t fully encapsulate LeBron’s dominance.
Though he is listed as a forward, the 6-foot-8, 250-pounder can play any position on the floor thanks to his all-encompassing skill set.