LeBron James is one of the best players of all time. Over the last 20 years, James has broken many records in the NBA.
Although James’ entire career is phenomenal, the King has a tendency to take things to the next level in the playoffs. Speaking of which, in the last 25 years, LeBron James has had more playoff wins than any NBA franchise. Here’s a breakdown of how many games LeBron and 30 NBA franchises have won in this time span:
LeBron James – 182 Wins
San Antonio Spurs – 166 Wins
Los Angeles Lakers – 152 Wins
Miami Heat – 145 Wins
Boston Celtics – 132 Wins
Golden State Warriors – 113 Wins
Cleveland Cavaliers – 98 Wins
Dallas Mavericks – 84 Wins
Indiana Pacers – 82 Wins
Detroit Pistons – 75 Wins
Philadelphia 76ers – 73 Wins
Phoenix Suns – 70 Wins
Oklahoma City Thunder – 67 Wins
Milwaukee Bucks – 65 Wins
Brooklyn Nets – 61 Wins
Utah Jazz – 60 Wins
Houston Rockets – 59 Wins
Toronto Raptors – 57 Wins
Atlanta Hawks – 54 Wins
Denver Nuggets – 51 Wins
Los Angeles Clippers – 51 Wins
Portland Trail Blazers – 48 Wins
Chicago Bulls – 48 Wins
Orlando Magic – 39 Wins
Memphis Grizzlies – 38 Wins
New York Knicks – 37 Wins
Sacramento Kings – 37 Wins
Washington Wizards – 30 Wins
New Orleans Pelicans – 22 Wins
Minnesota Timberwolves – 19 Wins
Charlotte Hornets – 14 Wins
LeBron James has always been an elite performer come playoff time. Apart from having the most playoff wins in the last 25 years, James has another great record.
In the last 17 years, the Los Angeles Lakers superstar has had the most playoff series wins as well. He previously held the record with 39 series wins to his name. After eliminating the Memphis Grizzlies and the Golden State Warriors from the postseason, the tally is now up to 41 series wins.
Evidently, it’s no surprise that James also leads in five major categories in the all-time NBA playoff rankings. He is first in points, games played, minutes played, field goals made, and steals.
LeBron James And The Lakers Are Ready To Face Off Against The Denver Nuggets In The Western Conference Finals
LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers started the season 2-10. Since then, the Lakers have come a long way as they gear up for playing Denver Nuggets in the Western Conference Finals.
Considering the Lakers were the seventh seed in the West, they are the massive underdogs vs. the Nuggets, who finished as the first seed. Ahead of the thrilling matchup, James had a message for his teammates.
“As hard as were thought level two was, it’s gonna be even harder in this round. That doesn’t take away anything from Golden State because I know, I’ve had my battle switch that franchise, so I know how hard it is. But as you continue to go up and up into the numbers, level three is just a difficult challenge. Both teams are one step away from having an opportunity to play for what they started in the beginning of the year, and that’s the Larry O’Brien trophy. So it becomes very challenging.”
LeBron James will be heading to the 12th Conference Finals of his NBA career. Despite that, James never makes the mistake of underestimating his opponents. That’s one of the biggest reasons why he has a 10-1 record in the Conference Finals.
Will LeBron be able to carry the Lakers past the Nuggets to the NBA Finals? We will find out in a matter of a few games.
