Which NBA players perform better as they age?

In recent years, some players in the NBA have shown better performance as they age. LeBron James is a typical example. As one of the top players in league history, James has maintained excellent competitive form beyond the age of 30. Relying on his strong physical fitness and smart ball dealers, he gradually changed his style of play, reduced his reliance on the offensive end, and paid more attention to organizing and controlling the rhythm of the game. Therefore, as he grows older, he can still stably contribute efficient data.

Veteran Dirk Nowitzki is also one of the players who has shown better as he grows older. Although Nowitzki has entered the late stages of his career, he has been able to show excellent standards in the seasons after the age of 35. His shooting skills and stability allow him to remain efficient on the offensive end. In addition, Nowitzki has also extended his career by constantly adjusting his style of play and relying more on midshots and bottom-line offense.

In recent competitions, Chris Paul and Kevin Durant have also shown better players as they grow older. Paul's outstanding organizational skills and superb ball control skills make him one of the best point guards in the league after the age of 30. Durant, on the other hand, relies on his excellent physical fitness and delicate skills to remain the team's scoring champion and an important offensive core even after entering the age of 30.

Although aging can reduce players 'physical condition and competitive status, some excellent players have extended their careers and demonstrated better performance by adjusting their play styles and maintaining good physical conditions. Relying on their experience and technical advantages, these players play an important leadership role in the team and bring stable performance and results to the team.