LeBron James has spent over two decades building a resume that looks nearly impossible to match. From becoming the league’s all-time scoring leader with more than 40,000 points to maintaining 25 points per game for 20 straight seasons, the numbers show a level of consistency the NBA has never seen before. Even at 40 years old, his production only dipped slightly to 24.4 points in 2024-25, reminding everyone that he has not slowed down in the way most players would at that stage. That brings up the question of who, if anyone, can get close.

Seven-time NBA champion Robert Horry entered this discussion with a mathematically grounded perspective that eliminates most potential candidates. His championship pedigree and experience playing alongside legends like Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan gives h

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