In NBA history, only three players have averaged at least 27 points, 8 rebounds, and 7 assists across an entire season, while shooting at least 45% from the field and 35% from three. You guessed it; those three players are LeBron James, Larry Bird, and Luka Doncic.
I am sure that we've seen from the three is the result of a multiverse experiment gone wrong, or right, depending on who you support. They tried to hide it in plain sight; it's why all three names start with the letter L. "Larry Bird" has 9 letters in it, "Luka Doncic" has 10 letter in it, and "LeBron James" has 11 letters in it. Larry Bird is 28 years older than LeBron, cut that in half, and you get LeBron, who is 14 years older than Luka. And to make it all weirder, they all share the same middle name, "Ramone." Okay, I made that last one up for dramatic effect, but you get my point; it's a little strange.
All jokes aside, I really do believe Larry Bird, Luka Doncic, and LeBron James are in a special class of their own when it comes to NBA history. They stand apart in their ability to do everything on the basketball court at a ridiculously efficient level while also displaying a passing ability and Basketball IQ in the 0.1 percentile.
We've been blessed that about a decade after Larry Bird left the league, we got LeBron James, and as he's reaching the twilight of his career, we got Luka Doncic.
LeBroncic Bird.