Denver Nuggets' coach Michael Malone expresses admiration for LeBron James' resilience as the 20-time All-Star gears up for a matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers this Saturday.

By the Numbers
  • LeBron James is in his 21st year in the NBA.
  • James increased his three-point shooting percentage to 41% this season.
  • He is attempting 5.1 three-pointers per game compared to 3.3 during the 2012-2013 season.
Yes, But

Malone acknowledges the challenge posed by the Lakers' core players, including James and Anthony Davis, as well as emerging talents like D'Angelo Russell, Austin Reaves, and Rui Hachimura.

State of Play
  • Malone hopes for James to slow down but acknowledges no signs of it happening.
  • The upcoming game between the Nuggets and Lakers promises a showdown of superstars.
What's Next

The basketball community eagerly anticipates the clash of talents between the Nuggets and the Lakers, with uncertainty surrounding the outcome.

Bottom Line

Michael Malone admires LeBron James' enduring excellence but recognizes the formidable challenge the Lakers pose as the two teams prepare to face off, setting the stage for an intense and unpredictable matchup.