You corny.
Mad cause cats actually seeing what I'm talking about and things are just unraveling before your eyesI keep it 100% real about all my basketball opinions. I call it like I see it...whether it's Lebron, Kobe, or anyone else. No biased with me.
Your case is built around one clip where it looks like Hedo is playing good defense? There's plenty of clips in this thread showing him beating better defenders to the rim
Proves to me you aint even serious about your own points. There's three clips in this thread. I posted two of them, and the Magic game was posted by a naysayer. I have watched Lebron his whole career. I am confident in what I am talking about, and that there isn't any video footage out there that doesn't show this severe weakness in his game.
he shoots 44% in iso, well above average, additionally his scoring production is ~28 points per on 57% TS for his career, and the fact that he's maybe 260 pounds,good first step, fast, explosive vertically, above average handle, etc. has allowed him to do so. Combine that production (and his numbers are actually better in the playoffs) with those physical attributes, and you got the best player in the league. So what's your argument?
k. Keep watching the game's through that one NBALP channel that just shows the stats, I'll watch the actual games and see how he struggles.
And what are you talking about, there are plenty of people in this thread questioning your logic, even so I agree that he should vary his scoring opportunities more than he does. I'm not sure why I'm arguing with a guy who thinks his opinion is like the bible, so i'll just stop.
Naaah...not really. People have came in this thread and said "You know nothing about basketball." People have came in this thread posting videos that prove my point. No one has actually came in this thread and said "OP...I watch the games and I don't see what you are talking about" while actually using proof or an explanation. They post statistics instead, when I have said time and time again stats lie about players. I don't care what stat it is...I base my opinion off of what I see while the game is going on. And that's fine...like I said, I get into arguments with people about this all time. I usually walk away realizing that more and more people really don't be watching the games.
Yes you would if you realized that the SF in the same weight class as your PF plays in the halfcourt like a slashing swingman other than a posting PF. It's like saying "I don't expect my PG in the same weight class as my PF to have ridiculous ability in the post. First step? Maybe, post moves? nah."...but your pointguards main source of offense in a halfcourt set is posting up players he can't consistently back down!I don't think you have seriously read my following post. Read what I'm saying about how Lebron plays like a guy who can beat his man in the halfcourt set and how he struggles because of that. All you have to do is just sit down and watch a game Heat. Seriously analyze the way he scores in the halfcourt and you can see that he struggles!
Your case is built around one clip where it looks like Hedo is playing good defense? There's plenty of clips in this thread showing him beating better defenders to the rim
Proves to me you aint even serious about your own points. There's three clips in this thread. I posted two of them, and the Magic game was posted by a naysayer. I have watched Lebron his whole career. I am confident in what I am talking about, and that there isn't any video footage out there that doesn't show this severe weakness in his game.
he shoots 44% in iso, well above average, additionally his scoring production is ~28 points per on 57% TS for his career, and the fact that he's maybe 260 pounds,good first step, fast, explosive vertically, above average handle, etc. has allowed him to do so. Combine that production (and his numbers are actually better in the playoffs) with those physical attributes, and you got the best player in the league. So what's your argument?
k. Keep watching the game's through that one NBALP channel that just shows the stats, I'll watch the actual games and see how he struggles.
And what are you talking about, there are plenty of people in this thread questioning your logic, even so I agree that he should vary his scoring opportunities more than he does. I'm not sure why I'm arguing with a guy who thinks his opinion is like the bible, so i'll just stop.
Naaah...not really. People have came in this thread and said "You know nothing about basketball." People have came in this thread posting videos that prove my point. No one has actually came in this thread and said "OP...I watch the games and I don't see what you are talking about" while actually using proof or an explanation. They post statistics instead, when I have said time and time again stats lie about players. I don't care what stat it is...I base my opinion off of what I see while the game is going on. And that's fine...like I said, I get into arguments with people about this all time. I usually walk away realizing that more and more people really don't be watching the games.
Yes you would if you realized that the SF in the same weight class as your PF plays in the halfcourt like a slashing swingman other than a posting PF. It's like saying "I don't expect my PG in the same weight class as my PF to have ridiculous ability in the post. First step? Maybe, post moves? nah."...but your pointguards main source of offense in a halfcourt set is posting up players he can't consistently back down!I don't think you have seriously read my following post. Read what I'm saying about how Lebron plays like a guy who can beat his man in the halfcourt set and how he struggles because of that. All you have to do is just sit down and watch a game Heat. Seriously analyze the way he scores in the halfcourt and you can see that he struggles!
