LeBrons slacked off this off-season and partied a lot

[chips93]

Lebron's been playing plenty of power forward at an elite level the last few years.

he would be the best power forward in the league if he could withstand the wear and tear.

[pauk]

He has horrible touch around the basket - like a dwight howard, as opposed to karl malone or barkely or bynum or duncan...

And no actual post repertoire - only the bully-ball with no touch seen above...

If anything that gif shows the opposite, how greatly he posts/backs down a guy down all the way under the rim.... sure, the ball doesnt go in, but he doesnt miss many of those & showing the gif of his makes (which is at 70-80% FG down there, better than MJ) doesnt suit your agenda so i understand, carry on...

[bizil]

He has the size and the tools to move to PF full time once he slows down. He will then be up there with C-Webber as the best passing PF of all time. He'll then still have a speed advantage over most other PF's. He'll have a pretty good jump shot for most PF's.

Bring it haters. You'll be hating for the next 5-6 of Lebron greatness

Well said! That's why Ive ALWAYS said that Magic, Bird, and Bron are the most UNIQUE perimeter players of all time. The MAIN REASON why is the fact that they can play the PF position. And as they get older, playing the PF is ALWAYS a viable option. As great as MJ, Kobe, West, Doc, and Wade are, they don't have that kind of versatility. As Durant adds some more weight in his career, moving to the PF (and being a more agile version of Bob McAdoo) could be a viable option as well late in his career.

[swagga]

He has horrible touch around the basket - like a dwight howard, as opposed to karl malone or barkely or bynum or duncan...

And no actual post repertoire - only the bully-ball with no touch seen above...

Size yes.
Tools no.
Skills no.
Lebron is a very limited low post player (cue 3Ball isolation stats) and you don't need to be a stat nerd to know this. The eye test is more than enough to see that Lebron has a subpar low post game. As of now, he would be a lower tier power forward. Doesn't have a single 10+ rpg season either.
If Lebron's future is as power forward, then he will never again be nr. 1 on a championship team.

when you post with more than one troll/alt accounts, it's wise to wait a couple of minutes before saying the same thing. Referencing yourself is another big no no.

Easy does it son.

[JT123]

when you post with more than one troll/alt accounts, it's wise to wait a couple of minutes before saying the same thing. Referencing yourself is another big no no.

Easy does it son.

[swagga]

Well said! That's why Ive ALWAYS said that Magic, Bird, and Bron are the most UNIQUE perimeter players of all time. The MAIN REASON why is the fact that they can play the PF position. And as they get older, playing the PF is ALWAYS a viable option. As great as MJ, Kobe, West, Doc, and Wade are, they don't have that kind of versatility. As Durant adds some more weight in his career, moving to the PF (and being a more agile version of Bob McAdoo) could be a viable option as well late in his career.

I don't think he'll do that with his recurring foot problems. Imo he'll stay skinny, otherwise he'll break down really fast.

[20Four]

hes talking about you...I dont know why you're laughing

[kamil]

[Rose'sACL]

He has horrible touch around the basket - like a dwight howard, as opposed to karl malone or barkely or bynum or duncan...

And no actual post repertoire - only the bully-ball with no touch seen above...

lol@horrible touch around the basket.
you are so delusional.

[sdot_thadon]

when you post with more than one troll/alt accounts, it's wise to wait a couple of minutes before saying the same thing. Referencing yourself is another big no no.

Easy does it son.

Hey man, nothing like imaginary backup on an anonymous Web forum.

For every one play like that I'd bet there's 20 to 30 showing him scored with ease in that same spot. Cherry on.

[chips93]

I don't think he'll do that with his recurring foot problems. Imo he'll stay skinny, otherwise he'll break down really fast.

i think that durant's injuries were more like one badly treated injury, i doubt it becomes a chronic thing for him.

[swagga]

i think that durant's injuries were more like one badly treated injury, i doubt it becomes a chronic thing for him.

if there is one thing you learn in more than 20 years of watching the game, it's that leg and back injuries for especially tall people are often times chronic.

[G-train]

He has the size and the tools to move to PF full time once he slows down. He will then be up there with C-Webber as the best passing PF of all time. He'll then still have a speed advantage over most other PF's. He'll have a pretty good jump shot for most PF's.

Bring it haters. You'll be hating for the next 5-6 of Lebron greatness

He is 6'8 perimeter player. He will always be a perimeter player.

[Hey Yo]

Got the team in Miami having a pre camp already. What a lazy bastard.

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/eye-on-...iami-this-week