​Photo by Lexie Moreland/WWD via Getty ImagesMost fans assumed LeBron James would center his ultimate career story around his historic 2016 championship, but he actually dropped a major hint years ago.TheLast Dance wasn’t just a docuseries, it was a 10-part look into Michael Jordan’s obsession with winning. Focused on the 1997–98 Chicago Bulls’ final title run, it peeled back the drama, raw ego, and unmatched drive that turned MJ into a basketball god.Now it’s LeBron James’ turn to tell his own story, as ESPN are closing in on an agreement for a behind-the-scenes documentary series that will be similar to Michael Jordan’s “The Last Dance.”This potential documentary is expected to use footage from James’ entire career, including some never-before-seen footage, and it’s expected that LeBron will also have a camera crew documenting his time with the 76ers this season.LeBron James’ 2020 clue on his own potential documentaryYou’d think LeBron would choose one of his epic championship runs for a series. But when asked back in 2020 which season deserved the camera treatment, he went all the way back to the start.While discussing The Last Dance on UNINTERRUPTED’s After Party show with Maverick Carter and Paul Rivera, LeBron was asked about which single season of his career he would choose if he were ever to document it.He said this: “If I had to pick a season, I’d probably pick my Year 1. Because without Year 1, the rest of the years don’t happen.”Entering the NBA in 2003 as an 18-year-old high school kid, LeBron James faced unprecedented media hype ahead of being drafted by his hometown Cleveland Cavaliers.He had to earn the respect of veterans, handle intense pressure, and carry a struggling franchise.Averaging 20.9 points and winning Rookie of the Year, that chaotic first season laid the foundation for his entire legendary career.So it comes with little surprise that LeBron wants to showcase the hard work, sweat and tears that went into his rise to stardom in the NBA, as well as his first season at the Philadelphia 76ers.Read more:Dwayne Wade and Tobias Harris react as former teammate announces NBA retirementDominik Mysterio speaks out on being chokeslammed by New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony TownsInvestigation finds Kawhi Leonard has been ‘long-hidden’ investor in controversial soccer team