Hall of Fame Probability: 100.0%
Numbers: 43,440 points, 12,095 rebounds, 12,016 assists, 276.8 win shares
Accolades: 22x All-Star, 21x All-NBA, 4x MVP
It should come as little surprise that among the 33 players sampled for this exercise, LeBron James was the leader in all seven categories (points, rebounds, assists, win shares, All-Star selections, All-NBA nods and MVPs).
The league’s all-time leading scorer isn’t just a lock to make the Hall of Fame. He’s one of the only players with a reasonable case to be above Michael Jordan on the all-time ladder (along with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar).
Whenever LeBron retires, he’s going to finish with a number of NBA records that will be nearly impossible to topple. He’s guaranteed to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer as soon as he becomes eligible.