Has LeBron peaked?

[longhornfan1234]

Or will he get better?

[scm5]

Most likely better. He seems like a more well rounded player these days, relying less on athleticism and more on skill.

He actually has a decent midrange now and he has some reliable post moves.

[Umad101]

Most likely better. He seems like a more well rounded player these days, relying less on athleticism and more on skill.

He actually has a decent midrange now and he has some reliable post moves.

His midrange sucked in the finals I think this is the best he can get

[Mr Exlax]

Dwade said he's getting better so I don't think he's peaked.

[DukeDelonte13]

I don't think so. I think he still has room to improve, and now that the pressure of winning a ring is off i expect him to be better.

[Indian guy]

Absolutely. Peaked in 2010. It's been downhill since.

[crisoner]

He peaked but it will last for a couple more seasons.

[DatAsh]

2012 was his best year so far, so it's kind of up in the air at this point.

[TMT]

He peaked but it will last for a couple more seasons.

This. He's at the highest peak at all levels of his game right now. His play, confidence, jumpshot. He'll continue this until he's probably 32 or 33 then start to drop of a bit. The interesting thing to see is when his athleticism will start to go.

[swi7ch]

Not yet. Two more years and he has.

[SpecialQue]

The moment he hit his peak was during that Celtics game when he turned into a robotic assassin and started fisting each player in green with a Velcro glove. Well see if he can keep that up this season or if he gets complacent.

[Sarcastic]

He's peaked, and plateaued.

[LakersReign]

Lebron's already 27, and his game relies solely on his athletic ability. He's peaked at this point cuz when he turns 30,all that will go away, then well see what real skillset he has.

[lilgodfather1]

Statistically speaking yes he likely has, but in terms of his overall game who knows. He still isn't a great shooter, although much improved, and his post game is still not great. If he improves those two areas I don't see why he couldn't hit 28 ppg on 55% shooting in the future. Lower his FGA, raise his FG%, possibly raise his rpg because of playing closer to the basket, and we could be looking at a much different LeBron in 3 or 4 years than we see now.

[KG215]

He just had his best season (start to finish) at an age a lot of other all-time greats "put it all together", 27. There's no reason to think he can't play at a similar level for another 2-4 years.