LeBron James' agent, Rich Paul, suggested this week that James may have multiple years left in his NBA career after signing with the Philadelphia 76ers last week. Speaking to ESPN's Dave McMenamin about LeBron, Paul said, "I think Philadelphia's going to energize him. James has already played the most seasons in NBA history with 23, and he is set to add to that record next season in Philadelphia. James is already considered one of the greatest players in history as the NBA's all-time leading scorer, plus a four-time NBA MVP, four-time NBA champion and four-time NBA Finals MVP. Jordan was a six-time NBA champ and six-time NBA Finals MVP, and if James feels he has a legitimate chance to match either or both of those marks, perhaps it could compel him to continue playing into his mid-40s.