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#4 LeBron James - 432 Games (and counting)
The Kid from Akron has cemented his names amongst the greatest ever to play the game of basketball and is clearly one of the top 5 players of all-time.
Currently playing his 16th season in the league, The King knows how to will his side through intense playoff encounters and put them in a position to win a championship. He sports a career average of 27.2 points per game, so it's no surprise that he has offensively efficient nights on an almost regular basis.
The only rationale that critics have of picking Jordan & Kobe over this man is that he has a lesser number of titles. At more occasions than one, LeBron finds himself dragging his team out of the mud and so in the process, digs a grave for his own unbridled bequest.
Nevertheless, he has accumulated 3 championship rings over the course of his career and doesn't know any remote sign of slowing down. Hopefully, by the time his pistons run out of gas, he'd at least have rings enough to fill a palm of his.
LeBron is a pass-first player, yet he ranks fourth in this list and is the only active player.
