Lebron James Museum Set To Open Next Year

LeBron James is arguably basketball’s biggest star today. A 19-year veteran of the sport, James has won three NBA championships in addition to winning the NBA MVP award four times. For more than two decades, the youngster from Akron has been the talk of the basketball world.

It’s no wonder that LeBron James’ legacy would be remembered in physical historical perspective after such a reign. LeBron James has had an incredible career, with several achievements and accolades. When you consider his longevity, since the 2021 season will be his 19th in the NBA, no one has come close to matching his effectiveness and impact on the sport for such a long time.

He’s averaging 29.1 points per game right now, which is his highest point total since he was 27 years old. Between the time of his debut and now, he has a long record of accomplishments. The following are some of The King’s accomplishments.

4× NBA champion
4× NBA Finals MVP
4× NBA Most Valuable Player
18× NBA All-Star
3× NBA All-Star Game MVP
13× All-NBA First Team
3× All-NBA Second Team
All-NBA Third Team
5× NBA All-Defensive First Team
NBA All-Defensive Second Team
NBA Rookie of the Year
NBA All-Rookie First Team
NBA scoring champion
NBA assists leader (2020)
J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award
NBA 75th Anniversary Team
4× AP Athlete of the Year
3× Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year
Time Athlete of the Year
USA Basketball Male Athlete of the Year

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This is merely a list of his NBA accomplishments. Lebron was also a two-time National high school player of the year, a McDonald’s All-American Game MVP, a two-time Parade All-American, and a three-time Ohio Mr. Basketball in high school. In 2023, the museum will open in Akron, Ohio.

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