Welcome to another episode of In The Zone.

I'm your host, Chris Broussar.

We've got another terrific show for you today.

We've got a very insightful interview with the Milwaukee Bucks General Manager John

Horst.

We've got another dynamic segment of Knockdown Jay with Jason McIntyre. And as always,

we started off with the top five. LeBron James is having a phenomenal season. I mean, it's

absolutely unbelievable. And a lot of people are even talking like, this is the best LeBron

James we've ever seen. In fact, LeBron himself has said he's

playing at an all-time high. And that got me to thinking, what are the five best regular seasons,

not including postseason, not playoffs, not championships, regular seasons of LeBron James' career?

Now look, I'm not basing it on just stats because LeBron is basically 27 points,

seven rebounds, seven assists a game, give or take a few, every single season.

This was like choosing Michael Jackson's best song.

I mean, it's almost impossible to do.

At number five, this season. That's

right, 2017, 2018. Look, LeBron is playing great. Don't get me wrong. It's phenomenal what he's

doing, especially in his 15th year. But while it's unusual for a player to play so well in his 15th year or close to his

career best, it's not completely unprecedented. Carl Malone, he was 36 in his 15th year,

and he averaged 25 points, 9 rebounds, 50% shooting from the floor. Kobe Bryan averaged 25 points

in his 15th year as well, and then the next two years

gave you 27 a game.

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