Al Bundy;794959 wrote:He doesn't. All he does is fire up bad shots in a half-court set. He refuses to play in the post where he could help an offense.

SportsAndLady;794907 wrote:We've proven to you time and time again that he has disappeared in big playoff games, you just refuse to listen. Because you are 15 and don't know much about Cavalier Lebron, you only know Heat Lebron.

Hb31187;794976 wrote:He doesnt post up nearly as much as he should, never understood why he didnt add that to his game like other big SF's

robj55;794985 wrote:name some games and provide some facts then, all i've read is game 5 against boston

Automatik;794968 wrote:Refuses or not part of the game plan? I understand the dislike for LeBron, but some of these statements are so off the wall its comical. Emotional dislike is getting in the way of wtf is actually going on ON THE COURT.

LeBron absolutely makes others around him better, that is one of his major strong points.

Automatik;794968 wrote:Refuses or not part of the game plan? I understand the dislike for LeBron, but some of these statements are so off the wall its comical. Emotional dislike is getting in the way of wtf is actually going on ON THE COURT.

LeBron absolutely makes others around him better, that is one of his major strong points.

SportsAndLady;794990 wrote:He won 0 rings in SEVEN seasons with the Cavs...he went to the Finals ONCE...the guy doesn't show up when it counts

BR1986FB;794987 wrote:It would add a whole new/unstoppable dimension to his game. Pissed me off when he refused to do it with the Cavs. Add that along with better free throw shooting and WHOA...

karen lotz;794972 wrote:He may not post up enough, but to say all he does is fire up bad shots is ignorant.

Al Bundy;794991 wrote:Who is he making better? DWade has always put up numbers. Bosh has had one of his worst offensive seasons ever. The others on the team hardly ever do much on the offensive side of the court. If you look back at the great players in the history of the game, they have been able to get the most out of role players to help with championships. LeBron doesn't have the leadership skills to get people to the next level.

Hb31187;794993 wrote:Yeah theres really not a reason to not do it aside from the fact that he doesnt want to. Melo, Pierce, Durant from time to time all take the smaller defender to the post and either make them pay for it...or are in a better position to pass out from a double team and it helps the team immensely

Would work especially well this year because they dont have another big man to post up really. Bosh prefers the outside, and anthony is strictly for defense and rebounding

Hb31187;794993 wrote:Yeah theres really not a reason to not do it aside from the fact that he doesnt want to. Melo, Pierce, Durant from time to time all take the smaller defender to the post and either make them pay for it...or are in a better position to pass out from a double team and it helps the team immensely

Would work especially well this year because they dont have another big man to post up really. Bosh prefers the outside, and anthony is strictly for defense and rebounding

BR1986FB;795010 wrote:And make no mistake about it...he REFUSES to do it. Mike Brown tried to get him to add this facet to his game.

Al Bundy;794999 wrote:A large percentage of his shots that aren't fast break points are terrible shots. Several times in game 2, he held the ball, ran down the clock, and took fall away 3 pointers with a guy in his face. He has a below average jump shot.

robj55;794803 wrote:if you know basketball then you know scoring is only one part of offense, was my only point

robj55;795011 wrote:you know damn well those two aren't passing the ball lol

robj55;795012 wrote:I think as he gets older he will start to, add that mid post game ala jordan and kobe

Hb31187;795020 wrote:Even if they dont lol, punishing the player guarding them and gettin em in foul trouble is just as effective.

And Lebron is stronger than Durant and weighs more than Melo and might be a little taller. So i raelly dunno why he doesnt get his big ass down there

BR1986FB;795021 wrote:That's basically all he's missing. That and improved free throw shooting. Jordan & Kobe worked on areas of their game to make them unstoppable. You'd think he'd be smart enough to try to develop it at a young age.

robj55;795026 wrote: As for Kobe, I don't care what anyone says, he patterned his game after Jordan and tried to be like him.

karen lotz;795025 wrote:And I'm not trying to defend LeBron for last night's performance. I said during the game he was disinterested. He played absolutely HORRIBLE, especially for someone of his caliber. But for Bundy or others to completely discredit what he has done in the past or what he is capable of based on last night and Boston game 5 is just dumb. There is no way you can say he doesn't make teammates better. He wasn't assertive last night and part of it goes to Dallas doubling him either on pick and rolls or on the catch on the times he did try to post up Kidd or Terry. A lot of it goes on LeBron too, no doubt.

BR1986FB;795031 wrote:Not really a "shabby" person to try to emulate.