Short of saying Lebron James is no
Michael Jordan, Hall of Fame coach Phil Jackson says the star of the Cleveland
Cavaliers is a clear example of how basketball has devolved to a game lacking
in “structure” and “discipline.”
And the way Jackson, who coached the
multi-titled Chicago Bulls of Jordan before leading the Los Angeles Lakers to
several titles, puts it in an interview with the Bleacher Report, one may ask
if Lebron knows how to play basketball at all.
Four Most Valuable Player (MVP)
titles or not, Lebron’s game is basically flawed, according to Jackson, in the
most elemental way. In short, Lebron travels a lot with the ball, a cardinal
sin for anyone playing professional basketball especially at the very apex of
the game, the NBA.
“I watch LeBron James, for example.
He might [travel] every other time he catches the basketball if he’s off the
ball. He catches the ball, moves both his feet. You see it happen all the
time,” said Jackson.
“There’s no structure, there’s no
discipline, there’s no ‘How do we play this game’ type of attitude…. It struck
me: How can we get so far away from the real truth of what we’re trying to do?”
In a nutshell, Jackson says Lebron
hogs the ball too much with four of his teammates on the court simply watching
him score for the team. –End-
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