[outdoorsman43]

I beg to differ.

I do believe that he is a superstar and probably will go down as one of the greatest, but I do not think that he is the best player in the league. He still has weaknesses and thats with his jumper, his freethrows obviously. But his ball control and careless mistakes he makes, in the clutch and when they are leading or not leading. Alot of times, he gets stuck in the air with nothing to do. He gambles alot on D. But he gets alot of breakaways.

The only two currently active players that have perfected the game is Kobe Bryant & Tim Duncan. The two can do anything when its needed and it shows because both have the rings to prove so. Both are clutch, they can finish with finesse & flash, can shoot, and no one can stop either. I'm not saying that Lebron isn't unstoppable, but he still needs to improve before anyone can say that he is the best player in the league.

LeBron has passed Kobe this season and has passed him for good. Why?

- LeBron got his first MVP this year (that doesn't really matter though, right?)
- LeBron consistently gives all the numbers that Kobe doesn't (rebounds, assists, blocks, steals, etc.)
- Kobe needs two dominant big men to be an elite team (Andrew Bynum and Pau Gasol); LeBron only needed Mo Williams.

Kobe is a hall-of-famer, no doubt one of the all time greats who will never be forgotten. The guy can make any shot.

But, LeBron has proven this year why he is ultimately a better player than Kobe. And of course, Cleveland's two first-round sweeps don't hurt either.