LeBron James gets 21st All-NBA selection. Image via: Brian Fluharty-Imagn Images

LeBron Jamesis now 40, and he is still making NBA records, making his age appear like just a number, close to his score in some of the recent games. After the Los Angeles Lakers’ exit from the playoff battle, many believed James would announce his retirement, but it appears that he has at least one more year in his sleeve; seemingly, the Kings’ last championship dream is still alive.

Now, amid the conference finals, James has shared his humble thoughts on his age.

LeBron James shared a post on self-reflection amid the conference finals

Although LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers are out of the playoffs, he is closely watching the high-octane battles for the championship dreams. Amid the conference finals, to be specific, the Indiana Pacers vs New York Knicks matchup on May 23, James shared his candid reflection on himself on X.“ALL NBA at 40!! Low key crazy to me right now! Sitting here watching the playoffs just thinking about it.

Blessed beyond I can even imagine.👑🙏🏾,” James wrote on X.

James is in disbelief as he is still making waves in the games, as he has some time to think and reflect on the legacy he has made in his two-decades-long, stunning career.James was just named to the All-NBA second team. His record-setting 21st All-NBA nod. In a season where most veterans are slowing down, James played 70 games, averaging 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds, and 8.2 assists on a remarkable 51.3% shooting from the field and a career-best 78.2% from the free-throw line.

His consistency was recognized alongside stars like Stephen Curry, Anthony Edwards, Jalen Brunson, and Evan Mobley on the second team. Meanwhile, Clippers guard James Harden returned to All-NBA status for the first time since 2020, earning third-team honors— his eighth overall selection.Also Read: LeBron James makes NBA history, breaks Michael Jordan’s longstanding MVP record with latest milestoneThe first team was headlined by MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Nikola Jokic, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jayson Tatum, and Donovan Mitchell, which was proof of a rising generation. But the presence of LeBron and Harden shows the old guard isn’t done just yet, as they have earned some valuable votes to be in the contention.