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The NBA playoffs have already given us some classic games and performances from some of the league's biggest stars.
This year's playoffs have been interesting in that it features some of the usual cast of characters — LeBron James, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, James Harden, etc. — but they have also showcased some young, rising stars like Kawhi Leonard, Isaiah Thomas, and Gordon Hayward.
In a league where so many players come and go, it can be fun to revisit just how far some of the league's best players have come, both in appearance and skill set.
Take a look at how different some of the biggest stars remaining in the playoffs look today vs. their rookie years.
At 32 years old, LeBron James is still the NBA's most dominant player and poised to lead the Cavaliers to another Finals appearance.
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In 2003, James entered the league at 18 years old as a high-school phenom.
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Manu Ginobili may be the oldest star of the NBA playoffs, coming off the bench for the Spurs at 39.
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