LeBron James is preparing to play in the NBA Finals for the seventh straight year, a feat that has helped ignite all the Michael Jordan comparisons of the past week.
But Jordan isn't the only player James is trying to catch. When it comes to consecutive Finals, the Boston Celtics of the '50s and '60s set the standard. Fans who complain about Cavs-Warriors dominance would've hated it.
LeBron still has a ways to go to break the record for most consecutive Finals, but if he does, he might be in the hunt for most NBA championships, too.