As a living fossil in active service and a walking recorder, James has accumulated enough data and broke enough history in his career. And now he can make new history every day. But not all of them are good data, and there are also unwanted data, if he is about to break Malone's record of total turnovers.
According to statistics, James has contributed a total of 4487 turnovers so far in his career, ranking second in history, with 3.5 turnovers, and only 37 turnovers away from the first Malone (3524). So far this season, James has averaged 3.7 turnovers per game. That is to say, if nothing else, as long as 10 games pass, James will be able to tie or directly surpass Malone to become the first turnover king in history.
Although the turnover is a bad statistic, it also reflects the strength of James from the side. After all, only the core players have this ability. They can still be on the field even with high turnovers. Replace He was a role player, and he was pushed on the bench by the coach and refused to play. And on this list, the top 20 players are all historical players, like Kobe and Jordan are on this list.
It is worth mentioning that the highest turnover per game in a single season of James' career is 4.23. This is his last season with the Cavaliers and the last time James has led the team with a single core. He is expected to complete the surpassing of Malone in the game against the Grizzlies on February 13 or against the Nuggets on February 15, and is the first person in history to achieve total turnovers.
What historical data do you think James can break?
