Kobe at age 35>Bron now
That skillset
I don't think father time has a finger on Lebron, still by far the most physically beastly dude in the league. He just ran into a greater team, point blank. Great teams can make the greatest players seem bad. He's still IMO the best player in the game.
He just needs to adopt the same fukk it mindset from last year's finals, where he gave no fukks and put up monster numbers in close games.
No I'm not. You are breh. Who's better? Curry?
was yall sayin this when cavs was runnin thru the EC in the playoffs ?not a troll post, but after watching the first 2 games of the Finals it's pretty obvious (to me) that LBJ's athleticism is starting to leave him. I'm watching him try to overpower defenders and get to the rack, but his body isn't responding like it did years ago. He is struggling with his jumper b/c his legs aren't what they use to be...he can't get the same lift, he def can't finish like he once could....it's sad seeing 1 of my fave players of all time start to decline
LeBron never really was skilled, he relied 95% on athleticism.
Kobe, Wade, Jordan, etc guys who were extremely skilled were able to be effective in late stages in their career..
LeBron at 33,34 will be no different than Dale Davis
he developed a reliable jumper from 2008-09 through 2014 and added a very effective post game since then too, and that just on offense. He got so much better on defense after 2007
saying what?
