Granted, the 34-year-old James is no longer the same player he once was in his twenties, most noticeable on the defensive end. At the other end of the court, James has altered his game over the years, possibly out of necessity. Yet rather than chafing against new limitations, James has continually evolved, to the point where it often seems like he's getting better with age, or at least approaching some sort of fully-optimized ideal of basketball efficacy.
LeBron James and the Lakers Have Something to Prove Again
Published October 21, 2019 at 1:50 PM
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