Plus the league literally became softer to cater to the Warriors and three point shooting, the Heat didn't need a super soft league where you can't lay a finger on shooters, they were just great in every way, had insane fast breaks, full court passes and alley oops, talented big with Bosh, a couple of outside shooters who can play defense especially with Battier taking the defensive assignements

Thats what i noticed. Lebron doesn't posterize q lot because it's rare to see someone actually try to contest him

Don't forget length... 6'9 with a 7 foot wingspan

@Lucas Walker No Lie,If we talking About ChaseDown And Breakaway Speed Miami Bron was Def The Fastest...As For Cut Speed And Agile Moves, Of course He Couldn't Compete Wit People Like Wade,Dame....Etc

@Lucas Walker There may have been maybe one or two guys who were faster, if we're talking pure sprinting but they were likely point guards so their speed couldn't make a difference against him anyway

@Lucas Walker Well I haven't watched todays trash NBA in years so I don't know who the fastest guys are currently, but I know back then LeBron was definitely top two or three

@Lucas Walker Actually I just typed in "Fastest nba players 2013" and there's a bleacher report article titled "Fast 25: The 25 speediest guys in the NBA" It's from 2012 but close enough, LeBron is at the top of list and it's not surprising. He could really catch anybody. Only a few guys like Derrick Rose and Westbrook could really outrun him with a small headstart, most everyone else would need a nice headstart to not get caught up too

12-13 LeBron played in a very defensive orientated era with a very slow pace, even slower than the late 90's. He probably puts up 33-9-10 in today's game with relative ease

@@6ixlebron734 Yeah back then we were all excited to see the dunks because they were earned because of the fast breaks and straight up speed + passing ability and the ability to play in the air above their opponents so Miami was the show to watch, along with lob city clippers. Also times LeBron would of course just straight up power through defenders for dunks In todays soft era any guy can go get a dunk because big men are scared of fouling and just put a weak hand up, as well as the perimeter being weakly defended too. I remember at least one game VS the Spurs where LeBron didn't even get a dunk for the whole game because of the defense, I would prefer that over todays oversaturated garbage NBA

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I actually think 2015 was his absolute prime, in terms of he was still crazy athletic like Miami, but he also had reached a point where he fully knew everything about how to play the game combined with his still prime athleticism. Sadly that year was wasted since it ended up being a year where the Cavs roster got injured in the playoffs, and people who don't follow the game that much mostly just remember the Warriors "dynasty" beginning with them beating an injured Cavs team. LeBron was really beasting that year though, so it's a shame his teammates were out of action and the Cavs had no shot VS a deep Warriors roster