In a recent interview, Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James discussed his future career plans, saying that he just wants to live a good life and wants to work with his teammates to stay healthy and in good shape during this crucial season.

In an earlier NBA regular season game, the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Dallas Mavericks 124-104, thanks to points scored by LeBron James, Rui Hachimura, and Austin Reeves.

It's worth mentioning that LeBron James, at 41 years old, broke the NBA record for the oldest player to record a triple-double with 28 points, 12 assists, and 10 rebounds against the Dallas Mavericks. Furthermore, Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick stated that LeBron James dedicates a great deal of effort to maintaining his physical condition in order to stay in top form.

When asked about his future plans, LeBron James shared, "I want to live. When I know the answer, everyone will know. I don't know right now, and I don't have the answer. I just want to live, that's all."

According to the data, LeBron James has played 36 games so far this season, averaging 22.0 points per game, with a 30.5% three-point shooting percentage and a 50.2% field goal percentage. The Los Angeles Lakers are currently ranked 5th in the Western Conference standings with a record of 33 wins and 21 losses. In their next game, Redick's team will host the Los Angeles Clippers.

Regarding the fact that the season is now entering its final stretch, LeBron James said, "The most important thing right now is to stay healthy. You can't stress that enough. I'm not even sure how many games we've played with a full roster. The season is already halfway through, but we haven't had that kind of form many times."

"I think the most important thing right now is how much playing time we can get on the court and how much chemistry we can build if we can stay healthy. With the final stretch of the season about to begin, we certainly hope to build chemistry during the regular season, but if we can stay healthy, we can build it all up gradually."

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