LeBron James claims another victim with his signature block during Wednesday's game between the Lakers and the Spurs.

LeBron James is arguably the most complete player in basketball history. A 6'9" forward with the build of a running back, he possesses a physique that he uses to overpower any defender in front of him. Add to that a knack for putting the ball in the basket and finding open teammates, and you have a player who can do it all on the court.

LeBron James is in his 23rd season of dominance during his legendary NBA career, but the King believes one campaign stands out above the rest when talking about when he was the "most complete" as a basketball player.

LeBron's averages from his first seven seasons with the Lakers at the offensive end of the court strongly resemble Reaves' from this season: 26.6 PPG, 8.1 APG, 36.3% of his made 2-pointers and 56.5% of made 3-pointers coming from assists.

LeBron James has thrilled fans with a vintage performance against the Philadelphia 76ers. He scored 29 points, including 10 straight in the fourth quarter, leading the Lakers to a 112-108 win on Sunday night.

Hall of Fame center Alonzo Mourning compared LeBron James' phenomenal longevity to that of legendary NFL quarterback Tom Brady.

NBA insider Brandon Robinson shared how Cleveland Cavaliers fans might have a way to see superstar LeBron James back on the team for one more ride.