LeBron James loses most games in NBA

Iconic Lakers player LeBron James is no stranger to records, but not all of them are positive. Last Friday, despite the team’s victory over the Phoenix Suns, James posted a historic loss and became the first player to commit more than 5,000 turnovers in his entire career.

With the four losses against Arizona, James’ tally increases to a total of 5,003 losses. Although he has climbed this all-time ranking before, surpassing figures such as Karl Malone (4,524) and Russell Westbrook (4,469)

has now become the first player to break the 5,000 turnover mark.

On this list, Kobe Bryant ranks sixth with 4,010 losses. James Harden rounds out the top ten with 3,743 points.

Although this record is negative, it also proves the longevity of LeBron James, the all-time scoring champion. James, who is about to turn 39 and is the oldest player in the NBA, shows no signs of declining. His 7.3 assists and 3.5 turnovers per game prove his ability to contribute to the team. James dished out two assists for every turnover, highlighting his focus on being a pass-first player despite his scoring prowess.

How is LeBron James doing this season?

This season, LeBron James has played in 10 games and averaged 24.3 points per game; this is a number worth highlighting, as despite his advanced age, he is still one of the 20 highest-scoring players in the league. In addition, he also had 8.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists. In addition, the Los Angeles Lakers are ranked seventh in the Western Conference with a record of six wins and five losses.