如果SGA想打破詹姆斯1297场的纪录，需要全勤至41岁（要追上詹姆斯1297场纪录，SGA需保持满勤至41岁）

Correcting the user's premise

I’m clarifying that MJ’s streak of 866 consecutive double-digit scoring games can include games missed due to DNP (Did Not Play) status. So, "全勤," or full attendance, isn't necessary to keep the streak alive; it only requires scoring 10 points or more in games played. The user’s understanding seems off, suggesting SGA needs full attendance. I need to calculate SGA’s age; born July 12, 1998, he’ll be 26 in the 2024-25 season. Oh, and let’s check his consecutive streak—it's likely around 250+ games.Evaluating streaks and records

I think the current streak leader may be LeBron, while SGA could have around 243. However, I want to avoid asserting unknown numbers. To calculate how many more games he needs to reach 1,297, I can use the formula: 1,297 minus his current streak count. If he averages 70 games per season, I could figure out how many seasons that would take. Alternatively, I might want to clarify which record the user is asking about—do they need verification or a recalculation? Let's check!Clarifying the record

I need to explain that "1297场的纪录" refers to consecutive games with 10+ points, attributed to LeBron. It's essential to note that absences don’t reset this streak, so full attendance until age 41 isn’t required. If SGA's current streak is around N (I’ll approximate from public stats), I can create scenarios based on that. However, without network access, I can still provide a concise answer showing he doesn't need full attendance. If SGA plays 70 games a season and continues scoring 10+, it would take about 18.5 seasons to accumulate 1,297 from scratch.Generalizing the timeline

I’m thinking about how long it would take SGA to reach 1,297 games at 70 games per year. It would take about 18.5 seasons to achieve that. He began his career in 2018, so by 2025, he'd be in his 7th season. The streak didn’t start with his rookie year due to some single-digit games. If he had around 4+ seasons into the streak, he might need 9 to 10 more seasons, which would have him at around age 35–37, depending on his health. I could avoid exact numbers and present a general formula. Also, I can ask if they want a precise projection based on his current stats.Calculating SGA's streak

If SGA's current streak is around 280 games since 2020, he would need about 1,017 more games, which translates to roughly 14.5 seasons at an average of 70 games per year, putting him near age 40. While that might align with the user's statement, it’s important to clarify that absences don’t affect the streak, so full attendance isn’t required.

To present this more clearly, I'll offer a simple formula for calculating the remaining games needed based on SGA's current streak. I can also prepare scenarios based on different games played per season (65, 70, or 75) to illustrate how age would change.

We need to remember that postseason games don't contribute to this streak and that missing games doesn’t break it. I’ll craft the response with a bullet list in Chinese to clearly communicate assumptions, calculations, and estimates, along with an offer to compute precise values if SGA's current streak is provided.