Probably not. It speaks to how good he is because people expect every part of his game to be polished right now--and have since he was a rookie. But we've all witnessed guys like Jordan and Kobe develop different parts of their game and change the way they play over the course of their career. He's not bad in the post at all, just doesn't do it that often. You're right, it can't hurt anything--but he has been working on other parts of his game and you can see that clearly in the last 3-4 years. His jumper looks so much better already this year, I'd rather him get that down to a 48-50% shot before he works on his post game. And it is getting there. But like I said, 99% of the criticism against LeBron just speaks to how great he really is.