Detailed analysis of LeBron James at his best | Greatest Peaks Ep. 13
1.8M views · Mar 1, 2021 · Sports
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@satisfyingwalks4010 · 5 years ago (edited)
Life pro tip : it's ok to appreciate both mj and LeBron..
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@mweber9289 · 5 years ago
Never forget that in the 2016 Finals, LeBron lead not just his team, but BOTH teams in Pts, Rebs, Asts, Blks, and Stls.
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@AAthurskiii · 5 years ago
The crazy thing about LeBron is that he’s still having what would be a peak season for most great players. He’s a different breed.
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@sirris4330 · 4 years ago
What I love about this series is it doesn't just show every player playing perfectly. It's not a highlight reel. It shows them as players. Real players. You can see even the very best make mistakes.
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@MindfulSeduction · 5 years ago
another thing about this season, lebron rarely fouled. He played DPOY defense with 2 fouls per game. Unreal
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@jimdino77 · 5 years ago
Yea, 2012-13, after losing to the Mavs and training with Hakeem to develop postmoves, Bron was unstoppable. The chase down blocks were a thing of beauty. Rare to see an already dominate player improve their game that much. That’s why in his decline, he’s still one of the best. That says a lot about his prime.
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@sambalaskas5082 · 5 years ago
My dad always had an anecdote for lebron when we would watch together: “he is MJ when he wants to be MJ and Magic when he wants to be Magic and can be anything in between.” And that’s from a diehard bulls fan, (my sisters middle name being Jordan).
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@Olyphantman · 4 months ago (edited)
Fast forward to LeBron in 2026 who just led his team to a first round playoff series victory as the best player on the court <br>It’s unfortunate that we’ve taken him for granted. 🐐
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@jovandoncevski · 5 years ago
I swear this guy knows basketball more than a huge percentage of analysts
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@Do-rl9gl · 5 years ago
The fact that I’m not even sure that this is Lebrons prime just shows how great he is. I personally think 2016 was his prime.
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@phothewin6019 · 5 years ago
2013 may be his best individual season, but in a playoff series, I'm taking 2016-2018 or 2020 Bron. <br><br>I think even Bron said himself that he'd beat his younger, more athletic self due to his greater basketball IQ, and I believe him. His feel for the game and mental fortitude later on in his career were better than they ever were in Miami.
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@9ra307 · 5 years ago
2018 LeBron was so good, that I believe that the 2018 Bron was slightly better than 2013. His IQ was 100% his skill was elite. He hit every clutch shot needed, he was a great shooter, he was the best playmaker I have ever seen, and he had all of the athleticism he needed to dominate.
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