Why LeBron James Greatest Asset is His Mind

The most underappreciated part of basketball is how star players can process so much information in such a short amount of time. LeBron James is the best example of this and today I show multiple plays where I explain the options the defense provides and how he responds to them. If you enjoyed the video, please like & subscribe.

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[philipvista]

"Now that means kuzma is open." That doesn't mean anything. 😭😂

[K.DOT]

Ask me how i knew Kuzma was missing that 3

[StevenC]

LeBron sees everything on the court, he even knows the opposing teams plays. He sometimes points out to opposing player that they were in the wrong position for their particular play. LeBron is not only truly gifted as a player, he also has a truly gifted mind which allows him to process things quickly and gives him photographic recall.

[soundffect]

The thing is, and I know this is a late comment, is that lebron is doing all this thinking in his head, within seconds. Which sees how hard this is to actually pull off

[anima]

Could you do a video on who LeBron pairs best using assists and average points or some advanced stat? I watched a video last year saying Caruso was his best asset in the playoffs over Davis due to pure stats, but I was wondering if Caruso complemented LeBron better (i.e. made more efficient plays with him) than someone like Wade, Bosh, Irving, or even Davis.

[endtimesthoughts]

Matthew 15:11 “Not that which goeth into the mouth defileth a man; but that which cometh out of the mouth, this defileth a man.”

[ekariona]

Can u analyze how nba teams deal with 2-3 zone?

[mimist]

His mind has ALWAYS been his greatest asset on and off the court. That’s why his a 4x champ and a billionaire.

[MRRBOKK]

The only misses that matter are the ones you don't shoot

[ComaAlpha]

This needs to be shown to all those play shots on 2k.

Late ass passing bums.

[bullymaguire]

Mike, Kobe and LeBron are the best of their eras.

[iie]

this is just a fraction of lebrons mind

[felipealfredo]

Yea his mind lol not his 6‘8 frame and athletic abilities

[chongymeister]

It’s sad he won’t be able to flop next season anymore ...

[TranquilAura]

These videos make you appreciate the players who can run the offense and have incredible decision making skills

[Liam-conl]

Espn with a billion dollar budget: Guys yelling about if a recent trade will hurt a team based on surface level "analysis" and uneducated opinions. Basically treating the NBA like it's a reality show with written characters.

Guy with computer and YouTube channel: In depth analysis that shows how these professional athletes have near superhuman abilities, reflexes, intelligence, cooperation, and coordination that must be performed and executed with split second precision.

[lcommander]

I have a video idea

A 100 hour video of you just analyzing the NBA.

[garrenchristian]

why is no one talking about how LeBron remembered the whole thing💀

[nightdonutstudio]

Pop said long time ago. If he makes a pass and you all think he should have shot it, or he shoots it and you think he should have made a pass, your opinions mean nothing to him, as they should not mean anything to him.

[jcbsantos]

Lebron has photographic memory,
Combined w/ pattern recognition and years of execution, thats y teams build around him