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why you talking to yourself for
au contraire, lebron has already lost a step as far as athleticism goes. hes not jumping as high nor running as fast. and hes still taking a beating more than half the time since he likes to bulldoze. unless he pulls a wade and drops like 20+ lbs to make it easier on his knees and back, or REALLY develops that shot... he wont be in the league another 5 years.
au contraire, lebron has already lost a step as far as athleticism goes. hes not jumping as high nor running as fast. and hes still taking a beating more than half the time since he likes to bulldoze. unless he pulls a wade and drops like 20+ lbs to make it easier on his knees and back, or REALLY develops that shot... he wont be in the league another 5 years.It's possible. Bron's son is about 5 years away from the league. If he stays on his current pace....he has a good shot of making the league. Think he's like the #6 ranked 8th grader in the nation.
Then again, I was ranked pretty high locally in 8th grade....and my "career" never made it past high school Jv
So anything can happen.
he looked good as ever in the finals with some of those dunks and chase down blocks but he paces himself. he chooses his spots.
au contraire, lebron has already lost a step as far as athleticism goes. hes not jumping as high nor running as fast. and hes still taking a beating more than half the time since he likes to bulldoze. unless he pulls a wade and drops like 20+ lbs to make it easier on his knees and back, or REALLY develops that shot... he wont be in the league another 5 years.
Didn't mean to quote myself
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forgot to sign into that extra screen name huh?
Difference is... Kobe was still working dudes at 34-35 base on his skills, his post up game, his shot.
He tore his Achilles, our for over a year, come back and messed up his knee. Ofcourse he was done.
Had he not gotten injured. He would still be playing putting up 25ppg.
LeBron does rely on size/athleticism. He is a no go.
definitely is pacing himself. not to mention taking breaks midseason and seemingly human with minor injuries starting to pop up. dude is losing to father time slowly but surely. however, being SUCH a big dude putting that stress on his body? he will deteriorate faster than others unless he adapts.
he looked good as ever in the finals with some of those dunks and chase down blocks but he paces himself. he chooses his spots.
yes, should he continue to bang in the paint and not switch his style up all the way through age 37.... he will not be in the league still. questions?Won't be in the league another 5 years???
That's a big if, IF he goes injury freeLet's take a look at some of the elite prep to pro stars career lengths....
Kobe was getting it done at 34. Bron is 31....and has 3 to 4 good years left. Then the real decline.
Kobe: 20 years
KG: 21 years
Bron: Already about to be at 14 years.
It's not a stretch to think Bron doesn't play til he's 38.
he looked good as ever in the finals with some of those dunks and chase down blocks but he paces himself. he chooses his spots.
imo karl malone is the best power forward of all time. i guess cuz im an 80's kid but tim duncan is right behind him at 2 or 3
i consider duncan a power forward
i vote whoever says kobe name in this thread gets banned. enough is enough.
he wont be in the league another 5 years
no. itd be from nearly 20 years of freak athleticism and stress at ~270lbs night in and night out. yall really forgetting dude is human. but on the other hand, he will adapt. hes not gonna be bulldozing for the next 5 years cuz hes smarter than that.
That would be 100% voluntary if it occurred.