LeBron James: I want to break the mold for next generation of a players' prime ending early

LeBron James said he wants to break the mold and show that players can be dominant at more than 30 years.
LeBron James talked with media before the game and against the Bucks he finished with a triple double (29 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists).

Per ESPN, But when discussing the possibility of winning another MVP award in his 15th season prior to Saturday night's 109-100 win over the Utah Jazz, James knew it would mean more to him now.

"Team success is always the No. 1, but along the way if you're able accomplish some individual awards, individual achievements, it would mean a lot," James said after Saturday's shootaround. "I feel good. This is my 15th year, but this is one of the best years I've had as far as how I feel, and I want to continue that. I want to kind of try to break the mold for the next generation. So just take the narrative out of, 'OK, you're past your prime when you get [to] 31, or you're past your prime in your 12th year in the league, or whatever the case may be.'
"Hopefully I can break the mold, so when the next guy comes, he can still get $200 or $300 million and be 33 years old. I'm serious. You guys are laughing, I'm serious. This is the mold I'm trying to break. It's not just about me, it's for the next crew, as well ... I'll be 33 in 15 days. This is my 15th season, and this is the best I've felt in my career. I want it all."