James has the longest history in 23 years! Durant has 19 years and Curry has 17 years, can it be more than 20 years?

The new season has officially started and the preseason has also begun. The three veterans, James, Durant and Curry, have also ushered in a new season. Although they have become one of the oldest players in the current service, they are still the top players in the league and are also recognized as the top ten superstars in the league.

For James, the 25-26 season will be his 23rd season in his career, and he will also become the first player in history to reach his 23rd season. Before that, Carter was the player who played the longest in his career. He played for a total of 22 seasons, but it was refreshed by James within a few years.

Not only that, with James' state and strength, it is possible to continue to compete after the end of the new season, and to the 24th or even the 25th season, continuing to set this historical record, making it even more difficult for latecomers to reach.

It is worth mentioning that in addition to James, there are two other players who have played for 20 seasons in the new season, namely Paul and Lowry, the veteran point guards. Among them, Paul will usher in his 21st season in his career, playing only two less seasons than James. However, Paul is likely to retire next summer and will not be able to catch up with James. Lowry will usher in his 20th season and is also not far from retirement.

In addition, the only remaining players in the 2007 class will also be their 19th season, including Durant, Horford, Conley, and Jeff Green. Although these veterans are not young, they still have good strength and are expected to compete in more than 20 seasons in the future. However, both Durant and Green were reimbursed for one season due to injury, so they actually played one less season.

There are still several players who entered the NBA in 2008, including Lopez, Batum, Gordon and Love. They will usher in their 18th season of their careers respectively, and are expected to reach 20 seasons. Westbrook and Jordan Jr. will also have their 18th season, but they have not found their next home yet. There are also several players in the 2009 rookies, namely Curry, Harden, DeRozan and Holiday. These four veterans are just defenders and still have strong strength. If they can stay healthy, they are expected to play until their 20th season.

It is worth mentioning that including James, Paul and Lowry, there are more than ten players in history who can play for at least 20 seasons. However, many of the current players have the opportunity to play until their 20th season, which shows that the players' careers are indeed more durable.