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04-27-2023 02:55 PM |
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Originally Posted by dirk digler
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Maybe I am wrong but I would think posting up would take far less energy than running around on the perimeter. If he is struggling with fatigue now it isn't going to get any better if he has to chase GS\Kings around the court.
To me he should be doing that more rather than chucking 3's.
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Did you watch yesterday's game? LeBron isn't running around on the perimeter, he's standing around on the perimeter and letting Austin Reaves and others handle the ball (which he did for large portions of game 4 as well). This is unlike anything we've ever seen from him in the NBA, which suggests it's an extreme level of fatigue he's dealing with. He's not going to be able to physically battle somebody in the post in his current state.
And yes, there's very little chance the Lakers are going to beat the Warriors even if they advance this series and a lot of that is because of how just tired and limited LeBron appears. The guy is almost 40 and playing on a bad foot. It's catching up to him.
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