How many minutes a night should Bron be playing then if 38 a night is too much?
this might sound stupid, but all things consider I dont think it is... would Bron be OK with his numbers going down?He's the size of a PF, so realistically they should start treating him like a big man when it comes to his minutes. He should be around 32-34mpg
this might sound stupid, but all things consider I dont think it is... would Bron be OK with his numbers going down?
After what the Spurs did to him, he's quoted as saying that's how basketball should be played and they were the best team he's ever faced....if he wants to win he has to be ok with it
I think you'd see him forgo scoring, and try to get a triple double for a season if they reduced his minutes.
Am I the only one that is noticing Lebron's is getting outta hand ?
Discussion in 'The Coliseum' started by CoCKy GeNiuS, Today at 1:47 AM.
That raw explosion isn't there on a consistent basis. Plus it seems like he can't beat people off the dribble these days
I do give athletes credit for staying Athletic as long as they do. I was by graduation after making All State in football my senior year and I hadn't even turned 18 yet
No, you noticed LeBron overcompensating for a Dwyane Wade who literally doesn't even run on the basketball court anymore and a Chris Bosh who's gotten too comfortable being a role player
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Why do you feel LeBron is not the same, or better, than he was a year ago? Barring his catastrophic Game 5 against Indiana, his efficiency has been even better than the year previous. Seems like he has not slowed down much, or at all. If you had insight into what has made him less sharp, would definitely want to hear it.
Nate Duncan
The biggest decline is on defense, especially during the regular season. He actually had a negative influence on defense by regularized adjusted plus minus systems this year, which measure on/off court impact adjusting for who is on the floor with him with his team and opponents. He also didn’t quite have the same year statistically as last year from a PER standpoint. Subjectively, he doesn’t fly around on D nearly as much, isn’t as impossible to post up as in past years (David West had his way with him a few times in the ECF), and also doesn’t have quite the individual burst to get by his man. He’s able to be guarded by PFs more this year than ever, when he’d have just blown by those dudes in Cleveland.
That said, he still looks like the league’s best. The slippage from last year is only subtle, but real from both a subjective and statistical standpoint. And that is no surprise, as he is at the tail end of his prime now.
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I swear this site is full of dumb fukks.So your saying, when players get older... they stop being as athletic?