ジェームズは2年間で8570万ドルの契約延長にサインし、2022-23シーズンまでレイカーズに留まることになった。[ 250 ] 2020-21シーズン中、ジェームズはNBA史上初めて1000試合連続で10得点以上を記録した選手となり、また3人目のキャリア通算35,000得点を達成した選手となった。[ r ] 3月下旬に足首を捻挫し、20試合を欠場したが、これは彼のキャリアで最長の欠場期間だった。[ s ]このシーズンは、1試合平均25得点以上を記録した17シーズン連続のシーズンであり、NBA記録となった。[ t ]プレーオフのシード順位を決めるプレーイントーナメントで、レイカーズはウォリアーズを103-100で破り、ジェームズはトリプルダブルを記録した。[ u ]プレーオフの第1ラウンドで、レイカーズはフェニックス・サンズに6試合で敗れ、ジェームズが第1ラウンドで敗退したのはこれが初めてとなった。[ v ]ジェームズは17年連続でオールNBAチームに選出され、最多選出記録を更新した。[ w ]
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Further reading
Coombs, D. S., & Cassilo, D. (2017). Athletes and/or Activists: LeBron James and Black Lives Matter. Journal of Sport & Social Issues, 41(5), 425–444.
Freeman, Eric (August 13, 2012). "The Team USA Reputations Index: How the gold medal changes our opinions of these players". Yahoo! Sports. Archived from the original on August 15, 2012.
Morgan, David Lee (2003). LeBron James: The Rise of a Star. Cleveland: Gray & Co. ISBN978-1-886228-74-0.
Windhorst, Brian; Pluto, Terry (2007). The Franchise: Lebron James and the Remaking of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Cleveland: Gray & Co. ISBN978-1-59851-028-7.
"LeBron: Now I Understand What It Means to Be an Olympian". The Sports Network. August 8, 2008. Archived from the original on July 28, 2013. Retrieved February 26, 2013.
Araton, Harvey (March 8, 2011). "With Stars Aplenty, Heat Looks for Leader". The New York Times. p.B11. Archived from the original on May 29, 2015.
External links
Official website
Career statistics from NBA.com·Basketball Reference