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Lebron James selected to 2020-2021 All NBA Second Team


  It is the first time since James has been selected to the second team since 2007. It may seem lucky that Lebron even was selected into an all NBA team considering he only played 45 games this season. 

    

    Lebron averaged 25 pts 7.7 rebound, 7.8 assists, 1.1 steals during the regular season. Could it be argued that he would have made First Team or he would have won the MVP award? Probably, considering that he was top 3 in the MVP leaderboard before the injury. At 36, his prime may come to an end soon; so enjoy it while it lasts.


    
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