Bronny James is coming off two productive games with the South Bay Lakers (G League). He most recently had 23 points, nine rebounds and five assists while shooting 50% from the field. On Monday, LeBron was asked about his son's recent stretch of games (h/t Jovan Buha).

Sure, James' numbers are likely going to decline the deeper into his 40s he plays. But at least at his point of entry, he is far and away the greatest 40-year-old basketball player of all time. And so, with apologies to urkle91, James isn't just defying the typical NBA age curve, he's completely shattering it.

LeBron James said he has another 5-7 years left in him, he told reporters on his Sunday, Dec. 30 birthday, but added that he likely won't play professionally for that long and is looking at retirement.