Are we approaching the end of LeBron James’ NBA career? That is what most people assume now that he is 40 years old and has suggested retirement is close. But Brian Windhorst isn’t so sure and recently told ESPN that he can see James playing for a while.

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ESPN reporter Brian Windhorst isn't so sure Lakers star LeBron James can't be one of the best players in the NBA next season at age 41.

Many fans noticed that the Purple and Gold played much better without their newly acquired superstar Luka Doncic, who was rested due to calf injury management. Despite having a historic performance, James once again reaffirmed that Doncic is the future of the franchise and he will remain the No. 1 priority on the team.

LeBron James keeps rising up the NBA's all-time leaderboards, and on Tuesday night he did it from beyond the arc.

There have been some questions about how well Luka Doncic and LeBron James will blend their talents, but one analyst said it will work extremely well.

The Lakers superstar forward is doing his best to ensure Doncic is as comfortable as possible with his new team.