HouMac wrote:LeBron WILL continue to improve for a couple more years, but history suggests it'll be in areas of his game that are already his strengths. His ballhandling, court sense, 1-on-1 play and his explosiveness gets better every year. Watching the Olympics I can tell that LeBron's more athletic today then he's ever been. But I see no discernable improvements in his shot or other skill-aspects of his game. While you may point at his young age, I'll point at how many years he's been in the league - 5. Historically players do all their improvement within that time period. After year 5-6 it's pretty much who they are. They won't get much better. No skill-related aspect of a player's game is A LOT better at year 10 compared to what it was in year 5. That's how I see LeBron. He won't go from being a very mediocre to bad shooter for 5 years to becoming a consistent shooter. And a consistent shooter is what he'll have to be to have any shot at reaching MJ's level.
He's been just the best three-point shooter on the USA Team for two years now...
