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LeBron James not making an All-NBA Team this season feels surreal.

Because the last time this happened while he played this many games?

2003-04.
His rookie year.

This time, the reason was the 65-game minimum.

LeBron played 60.

The signs are starting to feel real now.

For over two decades, seeing LeBron on an All-NBA list felt automatic.

Now for the first time in a generation, there’s an empty spot where his name used to be.

That hits differently.

Because whether retirement happens this year or not…

Basketball is slowly preparing for the end of the LeBron era.

🔥 While the NBA continues obsessing over scoring machines and flashy superstars, one young player is quietly proving that controlling the game matters even more than dominating highlights.
At just 23 years old, Josh Giddey has already become one of the league’s most unique floor generals, finishing second in the entire NBA in total triple-doubles.
Standing at 6-foot-8, Giddey doesn’t play like a traditional point guard — he sees the court differently, slows the game down, and creates opportunities most players never even notice.
What makes his rise even more dangerous is that he’s still developing while already impacting games at an elite level.
Some fans still question whether he can become a true franchise centerpiece, but others believe the league is massively underestimating how valuable his all-around game really is.
Now the conversation is changing fast, and more people are beginning to realize Josh Giddey may not be a trade chip at all.
He may actually be the foundation teams spend years desperately searching for.
So is the NBA finally witnessing the rise of its next great pass-first superstar before everyone else fully catches on?
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