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  • @BasketballExamined
    @BasketballExamined  Před 6 lety +93

    Thanks for Watching!!!
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    • @RecklessRusty
      @RecklessRusty Před 6 lety +8

      Basketball Examined great vid but I think you're understating and over simplifying LeBron's game. We're in an extremely deep, hyper competitive era and LeBron's been the best player in the NBA for over a decade.

    • @LeAndre_McCoy
      @LeAndre_McCoy Před 6 lety +4

      Basketball Examined Wait.
      If LeBron leads the league, in Assists, but not in passes, doesn't that mean he's only making good passes?

    • @acetheace8418
      @acetheace8418 Před 6 lety +1

      LeAndre McCoy exactly. Why can’t someone a video like this on MJ,Kobe, or shaq. People hate on greatness in the moment

    • @sidjones16
      @sidjones16 Před 6 lety +1

      Been saying this for years 👏.

    • @LeAndre_McCoy
      @LeAndre_McCoy Před 6 lety

      Sid Jones It seems more likely, that you're attaching your "LeBron is overrated" opinion, to someone saying _how his game is flawed,_ and took the time to do research.
      Claiming his work, as your own.
      Reaching, for justification, in your baseless opinion.

  • @chrisadams3114
    @chrisadams3114 Před 6 lety +488

    This is why you won't see LeBron James go to the San Antonio Spurs or an established team with an established system in place

    • @MultiKingvegeta
      @MultiKingvegeta Před 6 lety +18

      Chris Adams now that makes sense

    • @el0kadur
      @el0kadur Před 6 lety +38

      he doesn't fit in that teamwork approach

    • @momothunder9544
      @momothunder9544 Před 5 lety +2

      canWego Backintime what no he doesn't

    • @DyvonWebb3321
      @DyvonWebb3321 Před 5 lety +4

      I was just thinking this comment just now and look, I stumbled right unto yours. Amazing.

    • @5mombo
      @5mombo Před 5 lety +2

      Chris Adams Lmao he just went to the Lakers....

  • @duncansiror5033
    @duncansiror5033 Před 6 lety +867

    So you're saying he's just a more efficient version of Westbrook?

    • @9Master_Mind3
      @9Master_Mind3 Před 6 lety +261

      Duncan Siror that’s exactly who lebron is lmao with way better basketball IQ...

    • @Leinad97
      @Leinad97 Před 6 lety +140

      lmaoo that was actually such a perfect comparison hahah

    • @CalebColeKnows
      @CalebColeKnows Před 6 lety +79

      No, rusty does play defense ... and LBJ BBall IQ is waaayy overated...

    • @eliashobeika2657
      @eliashobeika2657 Před 6 lety +9

      I thought the same thing watching the vid lol

    • @b1bbscraz3y
      @b1bbscraz3y Před 6 lety +39

      and a bit less of a stat padder

  • @pp3k3jamail
    @pp3k3jamail Před 6 lety +681

    Exactly why I don't want lebron in philadelphia, I'll be damn if Joel embiid will just become a 7ft three point shooter.

    • @russell9411
      @russell9411 Před 6 lety +9

      MICOLE WHYTE dumb ass up lls LeBron on 76ets automatic finals without him have a all time great center embiid and Simmons who can't shoot

    • @russell9411
      @russell9411 Před 6 lety +23

      MICOLE WHYTE not even that serious fam lmao

    • @russell9411
      @russell9411 Před 6 lety +3

      MICOLE WHYTE bro u talking all this shit like u going punch me this is why i said chill lls acting like a female slim u ain't bout that

    • @russell9411
      @russell9411 Před 6 lety +1

      MICOLE WHYTE u saying u don't want bron in Philly is so dumb ass nigga lmaoooooo that's what I was saying u talking bout punching me writing essays and shit lol calm down nigga not even all that

    • @russell9411
      @russell9411 Před 6 lety

      MICOLE WHYTE i wish I wish lmao female ass

  • @lfapowerhouse
    @lfapowerhouse Před 6 lety +336

    Im a Lebron fan but this is facts.

  • @therealhooptalk4137
    @therealhooptalk4137 Před 6 lety +878

    This is why I always tell people that I’m not impressed with LeBron‘s teams being so bad when he leaves and Michael Jordan‘s teams still being good when he leaves because the team is clearly only built for LeBron to succeed

    • @Goofy8907
      @Goofy8907 Před 6 lety +43

      Hoop Life
      And Michaels teams weren't?
      This whole comment section is a joke
      This video is a joke
      It doesn't even compare to other teams who've had dominate stars in systems based around them, like the Bulls and 09 n 10 Lakers

    • @Juan_rivera
      @Juan_rivera Před 6 lety +105

      Goofy8907 bulls almost made the finals without Jordan

    • @MikeDiastavrone3
      @MikeDiastavrone3 Před 6 lety +153

      Goofy8907 The triangle offense is designed so more players participate in the offense as a playmaker. And Phil Jackson designated Scottie Pippen as the primary ballhandler to initiate that offense with Jordan functioning as the primary scorer. If you want to see what it would look like for Jordan to be in a LeBron-type offense where the entire system ran through him, check out the Bulls 1988-89 season where he averaged 32.5/8/8 and got knocked off in the Eastern Conference Finals by the "Jordan rules" Piston.

    • @Juan_rivera
      @Juan_rivera Před 6 lety +3

      jamar reid only Lebron is leagues better as a passer and better getting to the basket

    • @Juan_rivera
      @Juan_rivera Před 6 lety +1

      jamar reid you said the comparison would be better was Westbrook, Westbrook makes bad passes that leads to steals, and often bricks a lot, that better? Lol

  • @vaughny7258
    @vaughny7258 Před 6 lety +310

    Bro i been trying to explain tjis for years. Im happy someone understands basketball.

    • @el0kadur
      @el0kadur Před 6 lety +26

      That's why at the time of the true need for a team, he's alone, because he carries everything, he's the center of everything, no team work, no coaching....by the way, he's a bad GM, he makes all the teams he's in to hire players that in the end won't help him much....he needs a "yes sir" coach and a "yes sir" teammate

    • @thetrib1
      @thetrib1 Před 5 lety +2

      to do what very few have done... let me get this straight.... he is a bad coach(system), GM, and won't maximise his playing ability because he is ball dominant... and he was in 8 straight finals? what the hell are the other coaches and GM's doing? I don't want to hear that bs about "weak east" there are 14 teams in the east... why couldn't they stop this from happening... hm I wonder? maybe because people are forgetting that a system where the best player gets the ball as many times as possible is a good one! and being the best player maybe of all time... maybe you should have the ball the most? just a thought

    • @oakinw8361
      @oakinw8361 Před 5 lety +10

      thetrib1 How many times did it work in the finals? 2012 was rigged and 2013 was just a choke job same as 2016 all Lechokes rings were fluke

    • @thetrib1
      @thetrib1 Před 5 lety +1

      He has one legit mark on his resume.... but so does Jordan, Bird, Magic, and Kobe... only the bigs dominate regardless of circumstance.... Kobe in a few playoff series shot under 40% and played horrible as the best player in his last finals appearance... Bird in a finals apearance had under 16 points per game( like Lebron), magic was tragic for a few games early on in his career... Jordan has had multiple playoff games with games under 40% in losses!!! Lebron has a magnifying glass on him right now so... we don't look at things with perspective any more. Lebron has been the best player in every playoff( including finals) series he has been in except the Dallas series.... Be real and not stupid!

    • @vicshephard9231
      @vicshephard9231 Před 5 lety +2

      thetrib1 KD was the best in this year's finals.

  • @ThuanTran-nv9yb
    @ThuanTran-nv9yb Před 6 lety +174

    I've been saying this for years. Although he has great talent, he often marginalizes his teammates and they can't be effective. He basically turned Bosh and Love into spot up shooters. They were their number #1 options on their respective teams before going to the Cavs and could play back to the basket. You can't have it both ways. He gets the recognition when the team succeeds but complains when the lose cause he doesn't have any help. You have multiple all stars on your team. Who else do you need?

    • @adityavarshney6690
      @adityavarshney6690 Před 6 lety +2

      Thuan Tran yeah he def gets it both ways and it goes unnoticed. That heat team was crazy cuz everyone had a distinct role and made an impact on the game. These Cavs teams have been kinda sad, esp without Kyrie, since offense is always abt LeBron. You don't really see anyone else initiating the offense or scoring in a different style.

    • @shaft9000
      @shaft9000 Před 5 lety

      A-freaking-MEN.
      And I'm a Laker4Life hoping he gets one more so we can pass the Celtics in titles. The Lakers' 1947 NBL title is not included in the NBA total, but it is still a league championship.
      I'm just not over-the-moon about him coming here. Pau Gasol was really the last player that the Lakers acquired where everyone saw nothing but upside.

    • @xaviervega468
      @xaviervega468 Před 5 lety +1

      They were #1 options on sorry teams. That really doesn't say much.

    • @ThuanTran-nv9yb
      @ThuanTran-nv9yb Před 5 lety +7

      Bosh, Wade and Love were all-stars on their team. He weakened the East while building his big 3.

    • @ballerbaby5967
      @ballerbaby5967 Před 5 lety

      Thuan Tran We all know hes a 'great talent'. Hes also very high IQ knows what it takes to win, you spun the 1 time situation he 'complained' so you could make it a broader point. Another means to criticize further. Clearly you clicked this to hate. "Who else do you need?" Bro, you knew the Cavs weren't on the level of Golden State, LBJ put pressure on the team to add DEPTH, your dumbass ignores that, and say "go beat this team that took you 7 and added Kevin Durant, you got 2 All Stars!". He asked for DEPTH and playmakers, Cavs are a terrible front office and weren't doing anything, he got Deron Williams, and the bum choked vs GSW worse than any other player in those Finals (behind Korver, who they also acquired). since that Moment, he hasnt publicly asked "for more", went out and played all 82 and carried those bums once again w/ No Kyrie, but you still bring it up. Fucking moron.

  • @Rafaelantihero
    @Rafaelantihero Před 6 lety +138

    I have this notion for awhile that he needs to play more off the ball as he ages so that will be less work for him. The LeBron System works but comes up a little bit short because teammates do not feel engaged

    • @lawrencemcdonald9212
      @lawrencemcdonald9212 Před 6 lety +21

      RafaelAntihero the lebron system works more often against lesser east teams

    • @Rafaelantihero
      @Rafaelantihero Před 6 lety +12

      That's very true. That's why LeBron wins the east every single year since miami. It's western conference where he has a problem though

    • @knee-colayo-kitc104
      @knee-colayo-kitc104 Před 6 lety +5

      RafaelAntihero offensively Lebron led teams have been top 3-4 offenses in the league for some years now. Even last year, they were putting up points agaisnt GSW it’s just the defense that came up short... y’all are really babbling lmfaoo

    • @b1bbscraz3y
      @b1bbscraz3y Před 6 lety

      no eastern teams just don't have an answer for LeBron. there's some ok defenders in the east but really only Kawhi can guard LeBron tbh. KD is a match for LeBron offense and defense. one of LeBron's weaknesses is a rim protector. they used to struggle against the Pacers with Roy Hibbert and the 76ers play good against him with Embiid

    • @donniedarko7579
      @donniedarko7579 Před 6 lety +9

      Knee-Cola Yo-kitc Kyrie had a lot to do with that as well.
      Lebron James system always meets a high IQ team in the Finals and is thus exposed. Wilt Chamberlain of our era.

  • @frigush
    @frigush Před 6 lety +316

    Lebron turns role players into stars and stars into role players

    • @spidercal9812
      @spidercal9812 Před 6 lety +4

      BryanKent big ole FACTS!

    • @frigush
      @frigush Před 5 lety

      Calvin Parker yup

    • @shaft9000
      @shaft9000 Před 5 lety +6

      agree with the second half but still wondering about the first.....oh, wait - don't you mean "social media stars"?

    • @rambothefuckingmachine4541
      @rambothefuckingmachine4541 Před 5 lety +30

      BryanKent
      Which role players has Lebum turned into stars?

    • @roimanning6867
      @roimanning6867 Před 5 lety

      damn bru

  • @devvv4616
    @devvv4616 Před 4 lety +25

    True. Even MJ ran the triangle and moved alot offball. He would be even more effective if he used his gravity offball to help his teammates, he'd get alot of easy baskets too. MJ giving in to the offense and actually understanding its strengths made him even more successful, individually and as a team. The team has more options, and the defense are forced to shut down these other options while MJ got to pick his spots, instead of the simple isolation offense, which is basically what the Rockets also do with Harden now. Sure it's still very effective, enough to get him 3 rings and dominate the East, but on the level of GOAT discussions, it hurts his resume. The MJ led Bulls, even the 80s Lakers and Celtics were fun to watch because they genuinely played as a team, like the dynasty Warriors. That ability to lead a "team" adds to the greatness of GOAT contenders.
    Only Kyrie really benefited individually from having Lebron because they basically ran, your turn/my turn Lebron system, and Kyrie is just a great isolation player.

  • @Kashed
    @Kashed Před 5 lety +5

    There are more than just one flaw with Lebron’s game. No post up, no mid-range, below average handles, poor ball control at the rim due to small hands, terrible foul shooting, no defense, etc. This is why he has implemented the system you see in the video. He does this because it’s the only way he is able to hide his flaws.

    • @CREOLEHEAT
      @CREOLEHEAT Před 5 lety

      Only way he can get them stats. That's what's most important to him. His stats. Only thing that even gives him an argument for being GOAT.

  • @TheTariqibnziyad
    @TheTariqibnziyad Před 6 lety +89

    thats were MJ succeeded and Lebron failed, MJ gave Phil Jackson a chance while Lebron will always do what he wants.

    • @darkinferno1219
      @darkinferno1219 Před 6 lety +10

      Ibnziyad Tariq LeBron has always had a shitty coach besides spolestra

    • @RipHamilton7
      @RipHamilton7 Před 6 lety +49

      Who was Phil Jackson before MJ? Had MJ not allowed PJ to coach, people would have said PJ is a sh*tty coach. Same for Mark Jackon or Steve Kerr, who were they before Curry? Curry just let them coach! Heck coach Popovich said upfront that he was thankful that Tim Duncan, TP and Manu let him coach! Maybe if LeBron let those guys coach, they wouldn't be viewed as "sh*tty"...

    • @aaronperry445
      @aaronperry445 Před 6 lety +4

      LeBron let’s Lue coach bruh and trust me it isn’t working lol

    • @wallstreetzoomer
      @wallstreetzoomer Před 6 lety +12

      darkinferno1219 lebron wanted speolstra gone but dwade and may Riley had power in that organization
      Shows u doesn't matter whether the coach is good or not lebron do whatever he likes

    • @IAmNextUp
      @IAmNextUp Před 6 lety

      LeBron has never had a hall of fame coach.

  • @benpietrzykowski9216
    @benpietrzykowski9216 Před 3 lety +6

    You really can’t argue this video . He backed it up with stats and quotes . Great work my friend 👌

  • @Macktube
    @Macktube Před 5 lety +10

    Until Lebron fixes this problem and allows his teammates to be more active, Jordon and Kobe will always be ahead of him. They understood the game on a deeper level.

  • @AlexEastPrague
    @AlexEastPrague Před 6 lety +33

    This is so on point, the so called analysts try to hype up players just based on a particular choice of stats, you see the big picture! Keep it up bro!

    • @sas_quatch
      @sas_quatch Před 6 lety +1

      Machiti Holdings just ask many people about bosh in miami or love in cleveland, they would say they're not as good as they were with their other teams as with bron. the lebron system drastically changed their playstyles, however. even bosh admitted love would have a hard time adjusting. part of this is because they don't run real plays, which helps the structure and make the players comfortable in what they do on the court. that's why clarkson and hood are so bad with the cavs. it also doesn't help that they don't play defense. this is all because they don't practice, which would help both of these aspects. with today's free flow style, dominant guards are more successful than dominant bigs. james is great, but still not the GOAT, and by this point, is unlikely to do so.

  • @ticesevradero
    @ticesevradero Před 6 lety +40

    Finalllyyyy. I have been saying this for years and people don't get it!!!!

    • @354allday
      @354allday Před 4 lety +2

      Exactly why he left Miami they ran a system LeBron wasn't having it. All that I'm coming home was BS

    • @oluwaseyijohnson3162
      @oluwaseyijohnson3162 Před 3 lety +1

      @@354allday yea he was stood busy destroying it in the finals with the lakers

    • @354allday
      @354allday Před 3 lety +4

      @@oluwaseyijohnson3162 Nobody cares about that BLM trophy

  • @JustLooseMe
    @JustLooseMe Před 5 lety +7

    This is why I love the Warriors so much. They have the greatest players who could easily just be isolation players. No one can ever guard KD. No one can ever guard Stephen Currys moves and shooting on -one on one- situations and there arent many players who could guard Klay either one on one. But instead we see great ball movement, unselfishness and 5 Stars on their positions who enjoys playing basketball. Its so much fun and all of them can shine at the same time. I mean, Steph can drop 50 and the second best scorer has 30 and the 3rd guy 25. Thats no accident and not just "firepower". Thats teamwork on display.

  • @dadeajaysonvincep.8055
    @dadeajaysonvincep.8055 Před 6 lety +574

    LeBron is better than Jordan in all categories!
    ps, edited my old comment so people would be confused in the replies

    • @perezfinichames
      @perezfinichames Před 6 lety +38

      I don't think he does. He makes his team better with his raw production, but not his team mates

    • @MD-cd7em
      @MD-cd7em Před 6 lety +10

      THIS IS WHAT PEOLE DONT WANT TO REALIZE BECAUSE THAT NARRATIVE WAS STARTED YEARS AGO BY HIS FANBOYS..

    • @MD-cd7em
      @MD-cd7em Před 6 lety +11

      YOU CAN BET HIS TEAMMATES REALIZE THIS!!!!

    • @JOnePro251
      @JOnePro251 Před 6 lety +7

      Anytime I criticize LeBron I'm automatically labeled a hater by his fans. I wish all players success any critism is only constructive

    • @thetrib1
      @thetrib1 Před 5 lety +3

      canWego Backintime "bronsexuals" only defend lebron cause he is the best player today... like magic when he was called tragic, like when Jordan was established as someone who could not win a ring because he was unselfish, like Kobe(once he lost shaq) when he was labeled a ball hog, and hurts his teammates... and so on and so forth. people don't want to hear it about lebron, because they believe that he is the greatest of all time... and what is even funnier about what you could think about that is that People who shit on lebron wouldn't have lebron out of the top ten today! and as far as "lebron" system goes... it has proven to be successful!!! and if you don't think it has been then you must think that there are only about 5 successful systems in the last 15 years... the point of an offense is to create the most opportunities, for said team.. Just this last year in the playoffs... the cavs had the most OPEN threes in the playoffs... but having better players(golden state) would lend better results.. meaning better team, better accomplishment. Lebron has had the best team 2 years out of his entire career... people like MJ, Magic, Bird, Shaq, Kobe, Tim, and others.. had multiple seasons with the best team... but I guess that doesn't matter.

  • @geekmuscle657
    @geekmuscle657 Před 6 lety +353

    And LeBron fan's say he is a better leader and teammate than Jordan 😂😂😂 Jordan sacrifice and let Phil utilize him in the triangle offense because it helped his team. He sacrifice individual stats & accolades for team success

    • @Zamppa86
      @Zamppa86 Před 6 lety +70

      This is so true. MJ could have easily continued dropping 35 points a game if he wanted and become the greatest scorer of all time in just 15 seasons played or even less. But instead he became more a team player.

    • @geekmuscle657
      @geekmuscle657 Před 6 lety +53

      Zamppa86 Exactly. Jordan didn't care about stats he wanted rings and his success shows that

    • @a.s.spartan8664
      @a.s.spartan8664 Před 6 lety +8

      Zo Empire Ik im gonna sound dumb for this but what is the triangle offense???

    • @geekmuscle657
      @geekmuscle657 Před 6 lety +44

      Astronaut Spartan The offensive system implemented by the Chicago Bulls during their championship runs. The offensive would be run by Pippen playing the point forward position. It regulates individual assist numbers but increases ball movement. Jordan's role in the system was to score & defend when on defense. That's why he didn't accumulate huge stats during the 90s because he played a role to truly benefit the team

    • @otx2s913
      @otx2s913 Před 6 lety +13

      MJ HAD 2 coaches fired. If it wasn’t for Phil Jackson he would have never changed he would have been like a efficient Westbrook. MJ STARTED WINNING WHEN HE REDUCED HIS BALL HOGGING. And the TRIANGLE OFFENSE WORKS WITH DOMINANT SCORERS. Look at the systems Steve Nash, Magic Johnson and Rondo played its more similar than foes of scorers. Which lebron is

  • @LargeDude2023
    @LargeDude2023 Před 5 lety +10

    I remember players complaining last year about James playing for stats. I think you are right in that the LeBron system marginalizes other players in order to center the teams success around his individual success.

  • @slamandjam2
    @slamandjam2 Před 6 lety +299

    This is why he hasn't won more. He's great at carrying a shit team on his back. I'd go so far as to say he's the GOAT at carrying a shit team on his back because he can do everything so well. But given talent, those players almost always don't get to let their talent shine. They're basically turned into spot up shooters (Bosh, Love, Wade to a lesser extent, Kyrie wanting to leave). He makes shitty players look better because he carries the team, but he doesn't actually make players better

    • @andrewma9682
      @andrewma9682 Před 6 lety +6

      Exactly

    • @Letsrebuildfaithinhumanity
      @Letsrebuildfaithinhumanity Před 5 lety +1

      slamandjam2 you don't know how their practice goes or if he is a great mentor. It's hard to say if he does or does not make them better. I'm pretty sure a lot of NBA players make their teammates better. I'm guessing they say that about LeBron since he is the greatest

    • @jasonmantz8427
      @jasonmantz8427 Před 5 lety +1

      slamandjam2 Kyrie didn’t want to leave because of lebron’s play, he left just to move forward in his career, where he was the go to guy. He said that himself

    • @shiningshores4808
      @shiningshores4808 Před 5 lety +9

      Jason Mantz You do understand you kinda ruined your own point, right? He wanted to be the "go to guy" because in "lebrons play" he couldnt. Where as if Cleveland has a system like golden state, Kyrie probably doesnt have the same issue.

    • @jasonmantz8427
      @jasonmantz8427 Před 5 lety +9

      Shining Shores actually I didn’t ruin my own point. The system is not what caused Kyrie to leave. He just wanted to prove that he could lead a team that was good. It’s impossible to be the leader of a team if your teammate is lebron james. And it’s not like lebron’s game made Irving’s worse. Kyrie even took more shots than lebron did. I am just saying Kyrie left because at the end of the day lebron is the better player and no one could argue with that.

  • @deeway5964
    @deeway5964 Před 6 lety +36

    Beautiful shit brother you broke it down to the very last compound. I would have said it like this he failed to do as Duncan does that's allow the coach to coach him and allow the offensive coordinator to put his system in whether it's Princeton, Multi Motions, Triangle or Flex/Floppy or even Hawks or The Fist Series. The superstar don't need a playbook but the inferiors need it this way if any thing happens Injury or emergency the team could move on without him thereby he could always get some real rest because the offense don't fall apart upon his resting. This is why Jordan didn't have to play 40 minutes because the inferiors knew the Triangle Offense enough to carry on 3-5 minutes without Jordan and Pippen but big ups on your explanation.

    • @78Richardab
      @78Richardab Před 4 lety +2

      Element

    • @DominiqueWilliams-ue3rx
      @DominiqueWilliams-ue3rx Před 4 lety

      @@78Richardab yeap

    • @jsplivjspliv5247
      @jsplivjspliv5247 Před 3 lety

      His approach may be an evolution of Black Empowerment. You can work for someone and get a high paying check every week. Or you work for yourself and get paid inconsistently but you own the business.

  • @mariongraham9221
    @mariongraham9221 Před 5 lety +10

    As a huge Lebron fan I always felt that Lebron could have a better finals win percentage if he just gave in to a structure team system... that the only complaint I have about his game...and honestly I’m one of the Lebron who believed the Jordan comparison should have died when he lost to Mavericks 🤷🏾‍♂️

  • @StefanTheCannon
    @StefanTheCannon Před 6 lety +11

    I say this same argument all the time!!! 🙄🤫👏🏿 nobody will listen! Great video!

  • @oscarbrown9041
    @oscarbrown9041 Před 6 lety +42

    This was "informative" commentary ( most so-called non biased media wont comment on) about the differences of Lebron's actual Basketball skill set short comings. All the greats of the past had to modify their initial pre-NBA strengths to some degree to obtain "winning" at the highest level. Russell, Magic, Bird, MJ, Shaq, Duncan,and even Kobe to a lesser degree had to sacrifice a bit of their own greatness to achieve the sustaining "team winning concept". Some like Russell, Magic, Duncan and Bird had that mentality almost from the start...while MJ and Shaq had to have a coach like Phil Jackson implement a system to Basketball where each player knew their roles and stressed ball movement to keep opponents off balance. Lebron had immediate success using his "Lebron system" from high school into the NBA.....but it translated little into a "team winning concept". Basketball success usually comes from players understanding their roles and significance on the team. MJ'S 1st 3peat Championship Bulls had defined roles in which each stayed within....Pippen was the defensive roamer.....Grant was the rebounder.....Paxson the facilitator and 3 point threat....Cartwright....was the big man presence and Free throw threat......and Jordan was the difference maker who embodied all the others and did what was necessary at crucial game moments ( bench players had similar roles). The 2nd Bulls 3peat had the same dynamic.....and it is no coincedence that Phil Jackson's philosophy helped Shaq and Kobe achieve similar success until that dynamic had a falling out. Lakers showtime...Bird's Celtics....Popovich Spurs.....even today's Golden State Warriors have a similar "team oriented ball movement" philosophy that leads to winning. Can anyone identify the defined roles of Lebron's supporting cast on his winning teams....or even the losing ones?
    Lebron had an opportunity that few other players had to create a " winning dynasty and legacy" through teaming up in Miami. His reluctance to " grow or change" as a player has been his strength and weakness at the same time. Does the Lebron system make other players better....or does it actually allow other players to make Lebron great.
    There is a great DVD called 25 years of NBA Champions (1979-2004) which perfectly narrates The beginnings of what many consider the modern NBA to near the cusp of today's game. I encourage those who only have an inclination of that time's players and mentality to check it and Actual available referenced games on CZcams and decide for yourself about the Lebron system and its flaws.

  • @pangtasticvideos5973
    @pangtasticvideos5973 Před 6 lety +80

    I completely agree.
    And this is why people who shit on phil Jackson and the triangle are WRONG.
    The triangle offense is alive and well in the warriors and they show how it can be used effectively.
    For some reason if you say triangle offense, people say it’s outdated. If you say “ball movement, player movement, cutting, spacing, equal opportunity offense” it’s new age basketball 🤔
    That quote that this video had from Steve Kerr... PHIL Jackson taught him that.

    • @bilalacevedo7973
      @bilalacevedo7973 Před 4 lety +2

      The triangle offense is not a combination of cutting and equal opportunity offense it’s a specific positioning of players. Steve Kerr, Greg Popovich, Brad Stevens, and others who preach equal opportunity offense run a totally different system that relies on perimeter shooting early in the shot clock. They typically have a stretch big of some type, and shoot a lot of three pointers. They are completely different systems Kerr’s system is more pace and space then triangle due to his experience under Pop.

    • @DemonKing-oi4jd
      @DemonKing-oi4jd Před 3 lety

      @@bilalacevedo7973
      Pops and Kerrs offense takes the theory of the Triangle offense and it's applied to today's 3pt game.
      The triangle was a equal opportunity motion offense which was based on post play of its Era. MJ and Kobe in the mid post and Shaq in the low post.
      The concepts are the same which is to provide scoring/passing opportunities by disrupting the defense using off ball movement. The system is mostly for role players to know where they should be, what reads to make, where to score and pass, and actively keeps them involved in the offense.
      Star players can create their own scoring and playmaking opportunities whenever they want based on their skill.

    • @dumisatonyjohnson8145
      @dumisatonyjohnson8145 Před 2 lety +3

      Tex Winter deserves all the credit for the conception of the triangle offense and how it has had an impact on the NBA’s modern era in the last thirty seasons (1990-2020)
      Look at some of the NBAs best teams who’ve won championships in the last three decades
      Jordan’s Bulls
      Shaq and Kobe’s LA Lakers
      Duncan’s Spurs
      Steph Curry’s Warriors

  • @leojenn87
    @leojenn87 Před 5 lety +12

    Love it. Been saying this for awhile if you look back at his first Finals 07... u can see the team sit and wait for him to make a play and when he tried to give the ball up they just give it back because they are unfamiliar with how to play without him

    • @Ma1q444
      @Ma1q444 Před rokem +2

      Thats a coaching issue, the 2020 lakers, 2017 cavs, 2012 heat were all able to play basketball without Lebron

    • @leojenn87
      @leojenn87 Před rokem

      @@Ma1q444 agreed on the coaching but also all of those teams had too 100 players except 07

  • @lonewolfvideobball4716
    @lonewolfvideobball4716 Před 6 lety +303

    That's an underrated channel.

  • @mr.kaustin7948
    @mr.kaustin7948 Před 6 lety +224

    This is a great video that co-signs what I have always said about LeBron James and that he does not want to be coached. He is a great player but he does not know how to play organized basketball and he basically plays street ball.

    • @jackthe_tripper2544
      @jackthe_tripper2544 Před 6 lety +1

      Mr.K Austin Shaq played better streetball because Shaq will fight and dance... And LBJ flops and cries to the media

    • @thefuckingweasel9924
      @thefuckingweasel9924 Před 6 lety +15

      DAMN LBJ PLAYING STREET BALL GOT HIM 3 CHIPS AGAINST SOME OF THE GREATEST TEAMS OF ALL TIME

    • @thefuckingweasel9924
      @thefuckingweasel9924 Před 6 lety +6

      LBJ PROVING AS A PLAYER HE BETTER THAN ALL THE GREAT COACHES HAHAHAHA KING LEBRON

    • @83chemicalali
      @83chemicalali Před 6 lety +19

      Lebron doesn’t know how to play organized basketball? This video and thread induces brain cancer.

    • @dblackzilla
      @dblackzilla Před 6 lety +5

      Exactly! One thing this video didn't say was that Bosh/Love/Kyrie were Allstars on losing teams. Only Bosh saw the playoffs once and got swept before joining the Heat. LeThanos thought them how to play WINNING basketball.

  • @jordanjenkins1671
    @jordanjenkins1671 Před 5 lety +8

    Great video. I'm a Lebron fan, and it's in the last 12 months that I started to think "This Lebron system isn't as effective as I thought, because it reduced Chris Bosh and Kevin Love's best abilities, and the role players just seemed to not know their place in the offense, especially the season with D Rose, D Wade, Isaiah Thomas, D Williams, etc."
    It still won Lebron some rings, but I think it's time to find a new system with this Lakers squad, especially if you're wanting to sign AD.

    • @nelnirvana4587
      @nelnirvana4587 Před 5 lety

      Jordan Jenkins kevin love and Chris bosh are champs because they played with lebron

    • @cyber6sapien
      @cyber6sapien Před 4 lety +1

      @@nelnirvana4587 You missed the point of the video. Lebron could have won even more rings if he both into a team concept like Duncan and Jordan did.

  • @N0NE47
    @N0NE47 Před 5 lety +10

    Before I was like what flaw? But after watching... Damn great video

  • @janethenry518
    @janethenry518 Před 6 lety +146

    Great video. The next biggest flaw in Lebrons game is turnovers, he will reach 4000 career turnovers faster than anyone in NBA history. His sloppiness cost his teams wins and titles. This is a bigger flaw than his FT %, but not as big a flaw as what this vid demonstrates.

    • @janethenry518
      @janethenry518 Před 6 lety +14

      Just use Basketball Reference and look at his career turnovers www.basketball-reference.com/players/j/jamesle01.html, also look at www.basketball-reference.com/leaders/tov_career.html all the guys above or near 4k turnovers in their careers did it in 20 years, for example, Lebron will pass up Kobe in just about 20 more games or so , Kobe played 20 years to Lebrons 15.

    • @ryanking6727
      @ryanking6727 Před 6 lety +8

      You're going to reach 4k career turnovers the fastest when you play like LeBron.
      You just watched a video about how LeBron is the system. He has the ball. He decides what happens to it. This about 80% of the Cavs offense (now and before Miami).

    • @ryanking6727
      @ryanking6727 Před 6 lety

      Also, he'll reach it faster in age but he also came into the league earlier than practically everyone and plays more games than anyone.

    • @janethenry518
      @janethenry518 Před 6 lety +16

      You are correct, he mishandles it a lot due to dominating the ball... , but you need to be corrected on your other supposed point- "fastest to 4k " figures in the games he's played to this point with other players who played the same number of games to that same exact point in their careers, and when compared he is the fastest by far to 4k. It has nothing to do with coming into the game in his teens.. that is irrelevant.

    • @ryanking6727
      @ryanking6727 Před 6 lety

      Not all those "faster to *insert stat*" figures factor in minutes, games, seasons or age. It's usually one of those 4 that fits the narrative best. See that a lot, especially with LeBron lol (good and bad).

  • @falseadvertisinghater1834
    @falseadvertisinghater1834 Před 6 lety +28

    B-but I thought Lebron made his teamates bettah
    LOL

  • @dnyce5201
    @dnyce5201 Před 6 lety +355

    LeBron is this generation Wilt Chamberlain with the gaudy stats n numerous short comings in the finals...but his system is one of the reasons why Kyrie left...also I believe LeBron is putting up these numbers bc he knows he will not catch Jordan on rings so he figure he'll surpass him with numbers....Gr8 video B.E.

    • @dontemcl
      @dontemcl Před 6 lety +1

      Dnyce perfect comparison

    • @mr.z6252
      @mr.z6252 Před 6 lety +39

      Kyrie knew if he played longer with Lebron.... He could turn into trash role player

    • @scorpionJB
      @scorpionJB Před 6 lety +40

      all time stat padder and frontrunner...

    • @youre100right3
      @youre100right3 Před 6 lety +24

      To be fair to Wilt, he followed what the coach wanted despite being argumentative at times. If the coach wanted him to shoot all the balls, he did it. Even the 100 point game Wilt did not want to play after 70 points. If the coach wanted him to pass more, he did exactly that and led the league in assists one season. He certainly cared about his stats but this was in an era where you had to base your game around centers anyway. Russell had the opportunity of having a great coach and a great system where everyone was involved. LeBron has all the control in his team but they often play fodder for his individual stats, even though this doesn't have to be the only option.

    • @chuyozuna2398
      @chuyozuna2398 Před 6 lety +1

      Dnyce straight up up facts

  • @thisistheendpt2
    @thisistheendpt2 Před 6 lety +40

    Love spent his best years under LeBrons wing when he should've been leading his own team. Kyrie knew better and left.

    • @user-vw4cb1hq9z
      @user-vw4cb1hq9z Před 4 lety +2

      Thats why kyrie achieve absolutely nothing now

    • @NewAgeSlaves
      @NewAgeSlaves Před 4 lety +1

      @@user-vw4cb1hq9z but lebron hasn't won since kyrie left 🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @user-vw4cb1hq9z
      @user-vw4cb1hq9z Před 4 lety

      @@NewAgeSlaves u joke? Lebron bring the entire garbage cleveland team to final against the 4 all star warrior team, giv lebron kyrie again he woudnt be able to win too

    • @josuerojas4157
      @josuerojas4157 Před 3 lety +2

      @@NewAgeSlaves well he won now lmao

    • @oluwaseyijohnson3162
      @oluwaseyijohnson3162 Před 3 lety

      @Natnael Guliano lol

  • @eduaguirre7362
    @eduaguirre7362 Před 4 lety +6

    this video is SO UNDERRATED i wish you had like millions of subs for everyone to be able to see this gr8 content

    • @brog1456
      @brog1456 Před 4 lety

      Deniz Serra so Bron turn AD into a role player lmao dumbass

  • @bobbyvalentino6773
    @bobbyvalentino6773 Před 4 lety +11

    And the more he wants to catch up to jordan b4 his time runs out, the less patient and more hasty he is. he's even said himself hes not a patient guy, so he wants to rush to the finish line. do thing his way only, run his system and not wait for anybody to develop
    the thing is, life has a funny way of balancing things out, with the law of averages. lebron puts together an all star team thinking he has the path to the championship, and out from the cracks comes an all-time great team within the Golden State Warriors lol

  • @HipHopScenedaily
    @HipHopScenedaily Před 6 lety +9

    This why cleveland cant be compared to Jordans bulls when he leaves

  • @tonydemasso3691
    @tonydemasso3691 Před 5 lety +3

    His "unselfishness" is actually Selfishness, I don't see how one can deny that at all

  • @chuyozuna2398
    @chuyozuna2398 Před 6 lety +88

    Lebron wants to make himself great, he doesn't care about his teammates

    • @armandodelossantos736
      @armandodelossantos736 Před 6 lety

      LeShannon Sharpe Mexican Son second coming of Wilt

    • @down426
      @down426 Před 5 lety

      Yet Colin Kaepernick is a fucking idiot.

    • @atxgaming6998
      @atxgaming6998 Před 5 lety +4

      Nobody absolutely nobody is intimidated by LeBron...especially near the end of the 4th quarter

  • @nguyenforthewin1337
    @nguyenforthewin1337 Před 6 lety +8

    LeBron literally lost to the Pacers yesterday because of the inferiority of his system. It was so obvious while the Pacers were doing a good job moving the ball around that the LeBron James offense was extremely stagnant.

  • @hny2396
    @hny2396 Před 5 lety +6

    The second person on CZcams to expose this. The first person to go into detail on why he’s the ultimate stat padder.

    • @jsplivjspliv5247
      @jsplivjspliv5247 Před 3 lety +1

      How many people can even dream about being able to be a stat padder?

  • @wjatube
    @wjatube Před 5 lety +9

    That's why it would be foolish for KD, AD, or Kyrie to want to play along side Bron in LA.
    Especially now that he is older and unwilling to give up the ball.

    • @CREOLEHEAT
      @CREOLEHEAT Před 5 lety +4

      I don't understand why AD wants to spend his prime being a footnote in LeBron's legacy.

    • @wjatube
      @wjatube Před 5 lety +1

      @@CREOLEHEAT my guess is the lure of Lebron "handing the team over" to AD when he retires in 3 years.

  • @danielcaskey
    @danielcaskey Před 6 lety +4

    Wow...hands down the best video on why his system is trash and why in the future, we'll have a far less favorable opinion of his entire career. Great job on the video.

  • @derrickvineyard7032
    @derrickvineyard7032 Před 5 lety +15

    He made Bosh and Love, two all stars, worse players. He gets regular season MVP based on his stats not making his teammates better. He’s the NBA’s cash cow that’s why he went to that many Finals in a row. Most overrated superstar in NBA History.

    • @DominiqueWilliams-ue3rx
      @DominiqueWilliams-ue3rx Před 4 lety

      Yeah. Hes not even top 10

    • @cyber6sapien
      @cyber6sapien Před 4 lety +1

      If you notice, as soon as Lebron left the Eastern conference, the other Eastern conf teams started to improve their rosters. It's almost as if the league told them to stand pat until Lebron decided to go West!

    • @DominiqueWilliams-ue3rx
      @DominiqueWilliams-ue3rx Před 4 lety +1

      @@cyber6sapien i wouldnt go that far lol lol. Its cause lebron had all the talent on his team out east thats why. He had superteams. How can kyle lowery n derozan beat kyrie love n lebron. Its a joke

    • @TakinDubsShaq
      @TakinDubsShaq Před 2 lety

      Casual

    • @ehi_ij
      @ehi_ij Před 2 lety

      My guy shut your ass up, y’all are taking the wrong message from this video when it says “ONE flaw”

  • @martinblake2278
    @martinblake2278 Před 5 lety

    Very well put. All your videos are high quality and well researched. Very underrated channel.

  • @blackmambax1358
    @blackmambax1358 Před 6 lety +1

    The media love LeBron because they will never say this about him. This was great video. Keep the great work. You're the best!

  • @bryanchulander
    @bryanchulander Před 6 lety +65

    interesting stats, never knew lebron's team never broke the top 10 in assists

    • @lawrencemcdonald9212
      @lawrencemcdonald9212 Před 6 lety +28

      Bryan Chu yea cuz he kills ball movement

    • @MrZahsome
      @MrZahsome Před 5 lety +16

      Lol because Lebron just holds the ball forever and only passes it when it's more than likely going to be an assist for him.

    • @SL-pg4dh
      @SL-pg4dh Před 5 lety +14

      His teammates last season accused him of not passing until he sees an assist for himself.

    • @michaelconner197
      @michaelconner197 Před 5 lety +1

      *top 5, he was in the top ten 5 times

    • @fralion0714
      @fralion0714 Před 5 lety +1

      Michael Conner post said "team"

  • @jaliu
    @jaliu Před 6 lety +41

    Hasn't figured out "team."

    • @armandodelossantos736
      @armandodelossantos736 Před 6 lety +2

      Daz that's exactly what it is

    • @alonzotae4780
      @alonzotae4780 Před 6 lety

      Armando De Los Santos and you know this how? Or are you just speaking out of your ass once again?

    • @alonzotae4780
      @alonzotae4780 Před 6 lety

      Daz It’s a good thing context matters. Because I remember all those statements and the reporters exact words. You left out the fact that those were all questions asked directly for Lebron and not the whole team.

    • @alonzotae4780
      @alonzotae4780 Před 6 lety

      Daz I don’t know it sounds to me like you’re just nitpicking.

    • @swaggedout1995
      @swaggedout1995 Před 5 lety

      Silk Shorty ??

  • @lsaacnavarro1496
    @lsaacnavarro1496 Před 4 lety +1

    Bro your videos are 100% honest & unbiased. I love your content.

  • @Kingstyles05
    @Kingstyles05 Před 6 lety +1

    Great video. Same thing I've been telling people for years. Facts can't get any better than this.

  • @mjdgi1
    @mjdgi1 Před 6 lety +4

    Great analogy, I couldn't say it better myself

  • @bluebladex3
    @bluebladex3 Před 6 lety +5

    Man I guess Kobe had a point about LBJ having to figure out how to win with what he had. I remember Kobe did ISO a lot but even Kobe ran off screens for open jumpers and would let the offense flow a bit. LBJ just drives and kicks. Russ has the same issue and why he struggled with PG and Melo. The team is built around Russ where he shines because he shoots so much and relegates everyone to catch and shooters. A bit of team ball is always needed no matter how good you are. Everyone touching the ball a few touches more a game unconsciously makes them feel more involved which is why GS is so dominant. Their bench plays so well due to the ball movement and they get to get a flow for themselves.

  • @VM-gc8ec
    @VM-gc8ec Před 6 lety

    Thank you so much for this vid! Great work!

  • @bhongtastic
    @bhongtastic Před 5 lety

    this channel deserves way more subs. very original. very insightful. love watching all the content.

  • @Randomnoobi
    @Randomnoobi Před 4 lety +3

    An excellent breakdown. Some of this have been saying this, only to be called haters by closed minded Lebron James fans.

  • @david.tousignant20
    @david.tousignant20 Před 5 lety +3

    The LeBron James' system reminds me the 1990s style of play : "hero ball". One dominated the ball, the other teammates watched.
    It worked brilliantly in the 1990s; not really now when matched up against the Spurs, Rockets, Celtics [injuries cost them a place in the Finals] and the Warriors.

  • @VinceLyle2161
    @VinceLyle2161 Před 5 lety

    These are the most insightful basketball videos I've ever watched. Great channel.

  • @josephswanzy3539
    @josephswanzy3539 Před 6 lety

    Really great videos. This is my new favorite youtube channel

  • @xcvsumextra
    @xcvsumextra Před 6 lety +48

    Put lebron with klay, Iggy, draymond, bogut, Barnes and Ezeli and his fans would say he has no help.

    • @ballerbaby5967
      @ballerbaby5967 Před 5 lety +3

      jdp 90five which one of those players needs the ball to succeed or is a bad passer/defender? Which 1 of those players is low IQ and 1 dimensional? So you take credit from each player you name, uplift the 'help' LeBron had in cleveland and put them on the same level of those players, just to talk shit about 'lebron fans'. LOL a fucking joke. Don't compare Curry DRAYMOND Bogut Klay to JR Smith George Hill Love and Tristan. "LeBron, fans, help" that's why you only got 5 likes.

    • @sandrocolumbu1271
      @sandrocolumbu1271 Před 5 lety +3

      Underrated comment

    • @Ali-zd4sz
      @Ali-zd4sz Před 4 lety +2

      only one thats a shooter is Klay lol the rest would've been useless asf. Thats why people underrate Steph Curry's unselfishness and of ball movement while getting his own buckets aswell.

  • @UnplayedGaming
    @UnplayedGaming Před 6 lety +159

    This is why I have Larry Bird and KD as better players then lebron. They can play with literally anybody as non ball dominant players.

    • @imperial7873
      @imperial7873 Před 6 lety +52

      Black Petunia they both are more valuable in different situations. Lebron can raise ANY team to a top team in a way Bird and KD can't. He makes bad teams good. KD can't carry a bad team the same way but is a better fit for an elite team due to his ability to play off the ball. So it really depends what kind of supporting cast you have

    • @johnyb9519
      @johnyb9519 Před 6 lety +38

      Bird led an absolute horrid College all the way to the NCAA finals and a 29-53 Celtics team to a championship within two years of getting drafted. Bird was a master of all aspects of the game in ways Lebrun cant even come close.

    • @UnplayedGaming
      @UnplayedGaming Před 6 lety +8

      Well it really doesn't matter imo how you perform on a bad team. Westbrook for example is undoubtedly a better player than Steph Curry for the Atlanta Hawks, but if they both played for the Greg Poppovich, who is better. Same with KD and Lebron, or Bird and Lebron. If you play basketball in the most effective way possible, their are a handful of players who would fit into that offense over Lebron

    • @wallstreetzoomer
      @wallstreetzoomer Před 6 lety +3

      It depends on what kind of supporting casts u have tbh. But ofc in this era of super teams kd would have a better chance to win because he would fit well with a great team with a great system.

    • @unbiasvsbias3955
      @unbiasvsbias3955 Před 6 lety +3

      Black Petunia I can understand Larry bird, but KD....no way bro lol.

  • @c22to
    @c22to Před 5 lety +2

    Great analysis, love the graphic you showed of magic and bird teams being in top 5 in team assists

  • @seriouslyfuckutube
    @seriouslyfuckutube Před 6 lety

    You make some of the best analytical basketball videos Ive seen in a while. Subbed!

  • @JUSTCREEPY
    @JUSTCREEPY Před 6 lety +74

    “Used like bots”

  • @vibewithmeyoutube
    @vibewithmeyoutube Před 6 lety +6

    Simple if LeBron wants to really win, he is going to adjust his play style.

  • @ClassickWORLD
    @ClassickWORLD Před 6 lety

    This video is a GREAT breakdown. I have been telling people this for years but I couldn't quite articulate it the way you can. You know your shitm. I'm subscribing now now

  • @zabaleta66
    @zabaleta66 Před 5 lety

    Outstanding video.
    The lesson: "What's gonna work? Teamwork!" - Wonder Pets.
    Lol.

  • @sulaymanabumalik6937
    @sulaymanabumalik6937 Před 6 lety +23

    could u make a lebron/bird video comparison?

    • @BasketballExamined
      @BasketballExamined  Před 6 lety +13

      That's coming up in the future. Thanks for the suggestion!!!!

    • @sulaymanabumalik6937
      @sulaymanabumalik6937 Před 6 lety

      cool, ur my favorite basketball channel

    • @johnyb9519
      @johnyb9519 Před 6 lety +7

      If you are to do such a video, be careful to involve things that dont appear at the statline. Like setting up screens for teamates, playing off the ball, battling to establish position in the post, being active on defense etc

    • @docgrowsfood
      @docgrowsfood Před 6 lety

      In raw stat totals advantage definitely goes to LeBron not only because he's a great talent/athlete, but his body didn't betray him the way Larry's did and he's been healthy for more games. But even looking at averages, I wouldn't say either has an obvious advantage over the other.
      Career averages:
      Larry: 24pts, 10rebs, 6ast
      LeBron: 27pts, 7rebs, 7 ast
      Comparing the strengths and weaknesses of their respective games (especially considering they play the same position and both had responsibilities as rebounders and playmakers) to determine who has the edge is a valid comparison.

  • @blackrobbingaming1836
    @blackrobbingaming1836 Před 6 lety +21

    Excellent video, very insightful.

  • @user-jcl1hu3v
    @user-jcl1hu3v Před 6 lety +1

    Very interesting perspective! Keep it up

  • @plume___
    @plume___ Před 6 lety +1

    Nice breakdown. Really appreciate it.

  • @carontorliak2760
    @carontorliak2760 Před 6 lety +3

    Holy shit dude you really opened up my eyes to why lebrons teammates go from great to above average when they join his teams. I hate the cavaliers offense; its incredibly stagnant with little to no ball movement, too many 1on1 plays and many of the players can't get a rhythm. Now i can understand why a team like GSW are so much better (apart from their 4 all stars) because seriously they have great ball movement and actual movement on the offense. Lebrons system really only makes lebron better while people who dont analyze the game will always blame his teammates. Now i get its harder to give players touches when there are so many great guys like kevin love, kyle korver and even JR but GSW and rockets can do it with multiple star players! I believe there must be a flaw with the coaching as well since no one gets any plays for them to get into a rhythm. The whole reason why shooters in this nba are dangerous is because they get super hot when u give them the ball enough but in lebrons system teammates get hot one minute and super cold for the rest of the game! This video really exposes lebron being one of the best passers because it really has an asterisk to it - he really does not pass as often. While lebron maybe simply trying to make himself great through getting his numbers it wont help him get a championship if he keeps playing this way.

  • @MD-cy8uj
    @MD-cy8uj Před 6 lety +12

    This is why Curry is the best player in the NBA, because he doesn’t need to dominate the ball to be in the top of the league in points. He is the best off ball player in NBA History. He is still able to be the best even though his team doesn’t favor one player most of the time. He could be 1st,2nd,3rd, or even 4th option, and still have big numbers.

  • @kingrob8278
    @kingrob8278 Před 6 lety +1

    I always wondered how Lebron/Dwade were able to coexist as being ball dominant. The “you turn my turn” example was perfect. And for that sir I thank you.

  • @jeffa3316
    @jeffa3316 Před 6 lety +1

    Great video!!

  • @juanio7036
    @juanio7036 Před 6 lety +20

    Beautiful breakdown. Sub

    • @sas_quatch
      @sas_quatch Před 6 lety

      Machiti Holdings hating on a channel with your criticism, when actually it gives in-depth analysis

  • @tatakanmangkokayam7783
    @tatakanmangkokayam7783 Před 3 lety +3

    Two years later, this video aged horribly lol.

  • @dwighthernandez9409
    @dwighthernandez9409 Před 5 lety

    Great analysis @basketball Examined very thorough

  • @VersatyleMusicGroup
    @VersatyleMusicGroup Před 6 lety

    This was an excellent video, great synopsis and excellent facts and points

  • @judcledera2471
    @judcledera2471 Před 6 lety +130

    Lebron is a stat padder

    • @dumisatonyjohnson8145
      @dumisatonyjohnson8145 Před 6 lety +1

      Jud C. So is Westbrook

    • @alonzotae4780
      @alonzotae4780 Před 6 lety

      Jud C. Proof?

    • @judcledera2471
      @judcledera2471 Před 6 lety +14

      Recruited and surrounded himself with 3 point shooters, gets inside then kicks ball outside arc, instant assist. Does not play defense, leaves man all time and waiting at the bottom of the ring for a miss, instant rebound. Points, no need to explain.

    • @judcledera2471
      @judcledera2471 Před 6 lety +1

      U'll know if u know.

    • @alonzotae4780
      @alonzotae4780 Před 6 lety +5

      Jud C. Um 3 point shooters is what’s best to build around him. That has nothing to do with stat padding. And he’s only waited at the rim a hand full of times stop exaggerating.

  • @dgames8900
    @dgames8900 Před 5 lety +3

    For anyone who knows or researches football, you will understand Lebrons system. Essentially, Lebrons system is a "Spread Formation". In football, it utilizes 4 wide outs, 2 on either side. Its meant to draw defenses out of the box and allow for a more effective run game since defensive backs have to respect the pass and defend the wide receivers. Lebron is the quarterback AND the running back who charges at the "box" or basket with little to no resistance. He came from football, that was the sport he played in high school and he incorporated it in his basketball play. Its predictable and harmful to his teammates but favors him personally by affecting his stats.

  • @kcsclcjc
    @kcsclcjc Před 6 lety +1

    Awesome breakdown!!!

  • @Des420
    @Des420 Před 6 lety

    Forget your logical, well put arguments... I subbed for your graphics work. Well done.

  • @MinkahMcKay
    @MinkahMcKay Před 6 lety +59

    Lebron was not the only player that left that team...Jordan level of skill is superior to Lebron period..Post moves defense, on ball defense shooting, free throws crunch time plays....Look at film...

    • @MinkahMcKay
      @MinkahMcKay Před 6 lety +1

      therealist811 Bron is not on MJs level Bro at all go to NBA.com look at the defensive statistics... not close

    • @armandodelossantos736
      @armandodelossantos736 Před 6 lety

      Minkah McKay that's Ryder he's saying

    • @LanuzaRuben
      @LanuzaRuben Před 6 lety +5

      you dont need the same level of skill to be great you can just accentuate your god given physical ability. For example wilt was a statistically dominant player based on his high level of athleticism, strength and size. Skills not the only way a player can become great and when you have the edge physically you can be great by building around those talents. Lebrons is by far the better athlete compared to jordan and is arguably the best athlete ever with his speed at his size, his strength, vertical jumping power and his durability. However its undeniable that hes less skilled than jordan but jordan weighed in at 215 in his prime and lebron was probably 60 pounds heavier. Theres a reason bigger players have been historically more dominant and thats because it sets the bar that necessitates skill to bridge the gap to be competitive. Cant blame someone for using what they were born with

    • @armandodelossantos736
      @armandodelossantos736 Před 6 lety +1

      Ruben Lanuza he could be 7ft tall and still wouldn't be the psychotic killer that Jordan was! There's been hundreds of great, great athletes that come thru the league, but it's the intangibles that make great athletes legends! Lebron has proven he doesn't have that and has never developed that.

    • @LanuzaRuben
      @LanuzaRuben Před 6 lety +1

      Armando De Los Santos how is lebron not a legend? What makes a psychotic killer and who fits this criteria besides jordan and why?

  • @Ricchyricch99
    @Ricchyricch99 Před 6 lety +3

    I’m a big lebron fan and even I can say this is all very true .....a lot of people think he has no help which can be true at times but he’s also hurts his teammates with his ball dominance

    • @Ricchyricch99
      @Ricchyricch99 Před 6 lety

      But I also feel that a lot of his teammates are pussy so it equals out

    • @jojocapone4861
      @jojocapone4861 Před 6 lety +3

      FREE99 That's just a bs insult cause you have no means for calling them pussies, except to make yourself feel better about the situation knowing it's mostly LeBron's fault

  • @christopherchaffer2697
    @christopherchaffer2697 Před 6 lety +1

    Great breakdown for casual and unknowing fans!!! It's what I've been saying saying all along.

  • @garrettbaker6749
    @garrettbaker6749 Před 6 lety +2

    This is a great video. It shows a true argument against LeBron without degrading him and uses all facts. Keep going man because you make amazing content

  • @dc3470
    @dc3470 Před 4 lety +4

    although there were some solid points, the lebron system has some very positive results as far as playoff success is concerned. bosh & love's teams were no threat as being their teams #1 options. wade was never the same after his knee surgery. kyrie is actually a scorer, not a point guard. he had his highest scoring average while playing alongside lebron if i'm not mistaken. i guess it comes down to whether ...if i'm a 20 pt scorer, is it better to score 20 a game and not sniff the playoffs or 12 to 15 a game and play in the finals.
    if this was lebron's biggest flaw, i'm curious as to what would be MJ's flaw.

    • @CrazybatouJvC
      @CrazybatouJvC Před 4 lety +1

      d c i feel like his system works because he is the best at dragging a bad team to the finals but it’s during the finals that you can see how flawed it is : 3/6

    • @dc3470
      @dc3470 Před 4 lety +1

      @@CrazybatouJvC good pt

    • @shasankamadduri1998
      @shasankamadduri1998 Před 3 lety +1

      @@CrazybatouJvC 2007 he was 22
      2011 HE CHOKED
      2014 Wade injured
      2015 Kyrie and Love injured
      2017-18 STACKED ASS WARRIORS
      also in 2018 he only had a Kevin Love who had depression

    • @cyber6sapien
      @cyber6sapien Před 2 lety

      @@shasankamadduri1998 2006 Dirk beat the Spurs in the playoffs without another All Star OR Future Hall of Famer on his team.
      7 years later in Dirk's twilight years, he pushed the 2014 Spurs to 7 games, with nobody on that Dallas team even sniffing an All Star appearance! That Mavericks team entered the playoffs as an 8th seed! That same 2014 Spurs team went on to gentleman's sweep LeBron in the Finals by a record margin!
      But feel free to keep the excuses for LeBron rolling in.

    • @cyber6sapien
      @cyber6sapien Před 2 lety

      @@CrazybatouJvC His system works because he played in the East where he was the only player in the conference with a superteam between 2013 and 2018. Had he been playing in the West, he would have lost to all those teams he lost to in the Finals, except he would have lost to them in the Western conference playoffs. It's simple logic!
      We saw Jimmy Butler drag a team to the Finals in 2020 and balled out against a superior team. Nobody even bats an eye.
      Kawhi Leonard spent exactly one year of his career in the Eastern conference, and went to the NBA Finals and won a championship. LeBron spent 15 years of his career
      in the Eastern conference and has 3 NBA titles to show for it. Kawhi spent one year in the Eastern conference and has one title to show for it. Which feat is more impressive?
      Whenever the odds are not stacked in LeBron's favor, he fails! He failed to get past Dwight Howard in the playoffs in 2009.
      LeBron's first ring: Young OKC thunder against a stacked team full of hungry veterans
      LeBron's second ring: Saved by Ray Allen from losing to an old Spurs team in 6 games.
      LeBron's third ring: Gets Draymond suspended for pivotal game. Bogut gets hurt for last 3 games of the series.
      LeBron's fourth ring: Plays a novice Miami Heat team that wasn't even supposed to be there. Their 2nd and 3rd best players miss 80% of the Finals with injuries.

  • @blue-phoenix115
    @blue-phoenix115 Před 5 lety +5

    No players has ever grew into an ALLSTAR playing with Lebron. FACTS!

  • @Jetanium
    @Jetanium Před 5 lety

    The editing plus commentary at 1:32 is golden, I actually said “daaaaaamn” out loud. I had to pause the vid to make this comment but I hope the rest of this video is as good as this moment.

  • @esotericguru7111
    @esotericguru7111 Před 3 lety +1

    I agree to this day and I grew up watching this dude. This why when I was a Bronsexual I used to blame his teammates, and not actually analyze his game in totality. Excellent video.

  • @belikemike23d74
    @belikemike23d74 Před 5 lety +9

    Yes... this video is spot on, I agree with everything 100% in this video... I've been saying the same things for a while now. The LeBron System and his inability to play in a real team system is his biggest flaw and has and will always hold him back from winning championships. This is also why he is the most overrated of all the all time greats, because he is the greatest stat padder of all time, but not a good teammate. He doesn't make teammates better, that is one of the biggest myths about him. Defensively he has never been elite and it's showing more than ever the last few seasons. Hes fragile minded and therefore not a good leader because instead of putting blame on his shoulders to protect his teammates as a great leader does, he often throws them under the bus.... he can also be broken mentally, we've see this many times when he quits on his teams and its often on the biggest stages. For example his last year in Cleveland the first time he left, every Finals hes lost, especially 2011 and last year after game 1. Anyways, great video, on point 100%. 👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯

    • @CREOLEHEAT
      @CREOLEHEAT Před 5 lety +5

      I agree. I've always felt that his game outside of passing wasn't transcendent at all. And, it gets gassed up because of his size & athleticism. He came into the league an inconsistent shooter & lazy defender & 16 years later, he still is. His footwork still leaves much to he desired as well as his ever changing shooting mechanics. He doesn't give much off ball & he basically takes himself out of games by standing idly by on the perimeter. He still doesn't have an effective dribble drive that utlizes one move instead of him having to back up to create momemtum & throwing his hand out. Which causes him to tire out. Hardly any euros or hop steps or even head fakes. Just that same ole spin move & arm push. He complains too much & has given up many fast break scores in the playoffs & Finals because he's too busy complaining. He's even deliberately watched as the other team took off & still stood there to complain. He doesn't step up & take shots when the other team is goin on a run. He'll stand around or constantly pass. Won't take a shot but won't stop running the offense. Which ruins the rhythm of his teammates. Great player but consensus top two all time is laughable.

  • @abhaytiwari4627
    @abhaytiwari4627 Před 6 lety +2

    this system is very similar to d'antoni's system where he runs pick and roll's

  • @daterapeface5340
    @daterapeface5340 Před 6 lety

    Great analysis-- I could not agree more.

  • @yafaref6728
    @yafaref6728 Před 4 lety

    These videos are so calming

    • @willhooke
      @willhooke Před 3 lety

      The music is relaxing 🙂

  • @98753741963
    @98753741963 Před 6 lety +14

    he;s lucky he's in the east where this system works against lesser eastern teams. he does need to change up his game to be more off the ball if he wants to extend his career

    • @lawrencemcdonald9212
      @lawrencemcdonald9212 Před 6 lety +4

      jr rosales it gets exposed against full strength teams in the finals

  • @tylermurray7516
    @tylermurray7516 Před 2 lety +2

    so you're saying lebron has a higher assist rate, than his passing rate? that sounds like dominance and basketball IQ to me, WHO cares about passes that aren't assists?

  • @garrettgordon4951
    @garrettgordon4951 Před 6 lety +2

    That year they beat the spurs, I told my friend that they were playing spurs basketball better than the spurs were. And then they got away from it and lost the next finals they played them...This is why they were so terrible this year too. The offense was way too centered around lebron, and no one was able to get in a rhythm by getting touches and interacting in the offense. Dive, layup/dunk. Dive, foul. Dive, dish, one pass assist. Meanwhile the warriors mixed up iso play, ball movement, and unselfish passing to find the best shot on the floor to win. This is why they lost last year too, and why kyrie left. He didn't want to be just a glorified role player

  • @JulioLeonFandinho
    @JulioLeonFandinho Před 5 lety +2

    That's why some people started to compare Lebron to Chamberlain more often than to any other legend of the game