Like the article says, LeBron's only real 'problem' is that he has too many skills. As Smooth Groove posted earlier, it's always going to be easier to dribble at the top of the key than set up in the post like Shaq, so that's LeBron's default play. But don't underestimate what he can do for the team from there. He can see over the defense, and make passes to pretty much any position. Plus, if he drives from there, he gets bailed out most of the time and gets to score with the clock stopped. Whereas a post play is going to eat a lot of clock. (this is why it's almost always guards who end up taking the last shots in games...).
But yeah, his worst failing is pounding the air out of the ball while everyone stands around. Not that you can't say that of almost every star player.
The Bulls game was a lot of fun. Hansborough played the game of his life. Rose was just unstoppable, looked every inch the MVP. Certainly there is no better PG (even as a massive Rondo fan, I can't deny it). That argument was put to rest about 40 games ago. Also, the United Center crowd is going to be a factor for the rest of these playoffs, I think. That arena was rockin'!
Also watched all of the Portland - Dallas game. Dirk bailed 'em out this time but I really think we could see an upset from Portland. They did very very well today and could easily have taken this game.
