The Conference Finals are about to start; In the West, the Los Angeles Lakers start the first game of the series against the Denver Nuggets.
The Nuggets march as favoritesbecause during the regular season they finished like the Conference top seedadded to the fact that in their staff they have the two-time MVP winner: Nikola Jokic.
For their part, the lakersthey had a drastic change in their squad which has allowed them to stay in the fight under the baton of Lebron James and Anthony Davis.
The Californian quintet has gone from less to more, since since the Play-In Tournament they have shown that they are in a great moment and reached this stage after eliminating the current NBA champions: Golden State Warriors.
LeBron James shows with numbers why he is the ‘King’
Lebron James He continues to be one of the most decisive men on the courts and this season he has managed to set several brands and records, including as top scorer of all time.
In addition, he continues to add numbers to his legacy in the playoffs, since in the last 25 years, LeBron James has had more postseason victories than any other team in the NBA.
He ‘king’ James until this first game of the series against the Denver Nuggets has achieved 182 victories (in the last 25 years):
- LeBron James – 182 wins
- San Antonio Spurs – 166 wins
- Los Angeles Lakers – 152 wins
- Miami Heat – 145 wins
- Boston Celtics – 132 wins
- Golden State Warriors – 113 wins
- Cleveland Cavaliers – 98 wins
- Dallas Mavericks – 84 wins
- Indiana Pacers – 82 wins
- Detroit Pistons – 75 wins
- Philadelphia 76ers – 73 wins
- Phoenix Suns – 70 wins
- Oklahoma City Thunder – 67 wins
- Milwaukee Bucks – 65 wins
- Brooklyn Nets – 61 wins
- Utah Jazz – 60 wins
- Houston Rockets – 59 wins
- Toronto Raptors – 57 wins
- Atlanta Hawks – 54 wins
- Denver Nuggets – 51 wins
- Los Angeles Clippers – 51 wins
- Portland Trail Blazers – 48 wins
- Chicago Bulls – 48 wins
- Orlando Magic – 39 wins
- Memphis Grizzlies – 38 wins
- New York Knicks – 37 wins
- Sacramento Kings – 37 wins
- Washington Wizards – 30 wins
- New Orleans Pelicans – 22 wins
- Minnesota Timberwolves – 19 wins
- Charlotte Hornets – 14 wins