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Point...forward? :shrug:
is a very broad term that means "possessing the attributes of both a "forward" and a "point guard.""
Point...forward? :shrug:
ya...you wanna talk about overrated
ding ding dirk nowitzki
LeBron James scored and/or assisted almost 50% of that team's offense because Mike Brown's philosophy was to walk the ball up the court in James' hands and hit open three point shooters.
James also doesn't have the pure speed that he had before putting on all of that muscle mass. That's why I see James as more of a forward now offensively.
I disagree that Rose is a better SG than James.
Muscle mass did not slow down Lebron James. Stop with that garbage.
LeBron James is not a great ball-handler. For his size- yes. Compared to the elite PG's of the NBA? No. He doesn't cross over very easily and dribble side-to-side. The Mavericks were able to contain his scoring by putting at least two bodies in front of him at all times to cut off his penetration.
He is still fast as hell but he was once even faster. And his bulkiness inhibits his driving ability through double-teams.
wouldnt it do the opposite..since alot of jame's driving ability derives from strength?
The original Stephon Marbury.If you had to pick one guy to play pg for the rest of the year who do you pick?? Lebron easily. Lebron adding a post game just adds value to his overall game. Many HOF pgs would take advantage of their defender in the post Jkidd Dennis Johnson, Magic, Oscar Robinson ect.
If you have only one defender on him then yes. But if you guard him with a lot of help defense, it takes away a lot of James' ability to penetrate the lane. After you give James a few feet of space, he is like a run away freight train. Unstoppable.
The original Stephon Marbury.
No. Adding muscle mass does not make one slower. Especially not an active athlete that runs frequently. Stop.LeBron James is not a great ball-handler. For his size- yes. Compared to the elite PG's of the NBA? No. He doesn't cross over very easily and dribble side-to-side. The Mavericks were able to contain his scoring by putting at least two bodies in front of him at all times to cut off his penetration.
He is still fast as hell but he was once even faster. And his bulkiness inhibits his driving ability through double-teams.
he could penetrate that way by creating maneuvering space by strength or simply maneuvering with strength
About LBJ not being better PG than DRose because he is not a good ball handler and he can't break the defense easily when he is in a PG position.His only moves when he is in that position is passing to anyone near him,a jump shot after having failed to crossover,and a bad attempt to spin that most times ends with traveling.What the hell are you talking about.
No. Adding muscle mass does not make one slower. Especially not an active athlete that runs frequently. Stop.
Miles on your body and lingering injuries do. And, yes, adding weight with muscle does make you somewhat slower as long as you were not substituting that muscle with fat. James was never even slightly overweight when he came into the league. He had a lean and naturally muscular body. He gained weight with muscle and, it is clear to anybody who has watched him over the course of his career, that he has slowed down a little.
Adding muscles make you faster but you lose flexibility.