Running Net Points · Season 2025-26

v0.1 illustrative scores

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LeBron James

SF/PF · 2003-present · LAL

Inputs

Championships
4
MVPs
4
Finals MVPs
4
All-NBA 1st Team
13
All-Star selections
21
Scoring titles
1
Triple-doubles (DB/metadata)
120
Seasons played
22

Dimension scores

LeBron James

Generational92.6

Were you way better than the other players in your own time?

Output100.0

How much did this player produce over his whole career?

Availability96.0

Did this player show up often enough for his team to count on him?

Titles54.5

Did this player help his team win the biggest prizes, and was he one of the main reasons they won?

Why this score: Unmatched career production and availability across 20+ seasons; multiple Finals MVPs across three franchises.

Stats & context

Everything below is split by source: hand-curated GOAT v0.1 scores, then stats computed only from games ingested in this app’s database.

Box and RNP totals reflect ingested games only. They are not official league career totals unless our ETL has the full history.

Career totals (public record)

Reference career totals (regular season and playoffs) are copied from a public box-score source for orientation alongside our warehouse. They are not produced by this app’s database.

NBA career summary totals from Basketball Reference (third-party): separate regular-season and playoffs rows. Figures update when BR updates; steals and blocks were not recorded league-wide for some eras.

Regular season

Seasons
23
GP
1622
MIN
61030.0
PTS
43440
REB
12095
AST
12016
STL
2417
BLK
1185

Playoffs

Playoff seasons
19
GP
298
MIN
12294.0
PTS
8428
REB
2671
AST
2145
STL
501
BLK
286

Source: Basketball Reference, snapshot 2026-05-04 (v0.2). View on Basketball Reference.

Career (ingested games)

GP
136
MIN
4665.3
PTS
3109
REB
947
AST
1053
RNP
776.4

Per-game (sample): PTS 22.9, REB 7.0, AST 7.7

RNP-WAR (v0)

1934.8

RNP-WAR (v0) compares this player’s Running Net Points rate to a replacement benchmark defined separately in each season (10th percentile RNP/min among qualified rotation-level players that year). The total is the sum of season margins in our data—not wins added in the baseball sense.

Think of replacement as “the lower edge of real rotation players that season.” If you beat that line by a lot for many minutes, you stack positive value. If you are below it, you do not.

Cross-era raw totals still mislead when pace and rules change; per-season replacement helps but does not remove schedule strength, teammates, or role effects.

Replacement pool rule: ≥300 minutes and ≥20 games in the same season; margin only counts when the player also clears that bar.

SeasonTypeGPMINPTSTS%†RNPRNP-WAR Δ
2024-25regular702444.5171060.1%491.51158.1
2025-26regular601989.0125659.4%253.0776.7
2025-26playoffs6231.814352.3%31.9

†Average of per-game true shooting in the sample (not recomputed from season totals).

How stats relate to G / O / A / T (v0.1)

How stats relate to dimensions (v0.1): Generational is meant to reflect dominance vs peers (future: era z-scores; today largely judgment). Output aligns with career production signals such as points, assists, rebounds, and RNP where modeled. Availability aligns with games played and durability signals. Titles aligns with rings, Finals MVPs, and similar hardware in the curated metadata. Where a number is not yet computed from stats, we say so explicitly.

v0.1 dimension scores remain partly judgment-based; they are not fully derived from the tables above.

Pace, playoff path length, and historical league pace are not modeled in the warehouse yet—see methodology.