[runninrebs21]

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.

I normally agree with things you say, but on this one you are all wrong. I will agree that it is between Kobe and LeBron because both are amazing (even though Kobe is a complete prick) Tim Duncan is no where near a player who has "perfected" the game. He won those rings because he has an unbelievable coach, and he had a TON of help around him (Tony Parker, Manu, David Robinson, Sean Elliott, etc.) Kobe and LeBron have taken teams deep with virtually no help, especially LeBron. Kobe had a great team and wanted them all gone so he could have the spotlight. LeBron has never had any help with the exception of a few role players this year, and has been to the East finals and the NBA finals, and could win a ring this year. I'm not saying Duncan isn't a good player, but he is nowhere near the same league as Kobe and LeBron. And to say any player has "perfected" the game is completely false, because there is only one player, and probably only the only one that will ever perfect the game, and that is the great Michael Jordan.