Dwyane Wade Gives Strong Comments To LeBron James

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James is having a MPV season. This is his 18^th NBA season and the king of basketball keeps defying father time. The 16-time All-Star is leading the Lakers to their second straight title. Miami Heat legend Dwyane Wade shared his thoughts on great LeBron James.

Wade appeared on the No Chill with Gilbert Arenas podcast to talk about several topics, including LeBron’s greatness. Wade and LeBron are great friends.

“Now I watch his game and I say, ‘Does he have a weakness in his game?’ It starts from the rim all the way back to half court. He can do everything. Let’s take it all the way back from the rebound. He does everything now. He’s shooting in the high 40s now and his range is out to the logo. You know midrange, he can post you up, face you up. Still going to dunk on you. His ability to see the floor is so much better now because he’s seen every coverage.”

That’s not all. Wade pulled out a strong warning.

“I feel like this is the best LeBron I’ve ever seen,” he said.

Dwyane Wade is right about LeBron James

King James is 36 and he is playing his best basketball. He is still trying to improve his game.

“You have to change with the times, I guess. You have to continue to evolve,” LeBron told media members. “For me, never putting a cap on my ceiling. I just want to always continue to get better and do things out on the floor that maybe hasn’t been done in other people’s careers.”

LeBron on how he adapts & changes his game:"You have to change w/ the times I guess. You have to continue to evolve. When I came into the league it was literally a big man's league. … It was a big body, big man game. As the league evolves, you have to be able to evolve w/ it."

— Ryan Ward (@RyanWardLA) January 28, 2021

The superstar is leading the Lakers in 3-points shots attempted (6.8) and (2.8) per game. LeBron is shooting 40.9% from beyond the arc, and this is the best of his career.

Celtics coach Brad Stevens praised LeBron before their game. According to him, LeBron has continued to improve in “many different areas and so many different ways.” Stevens praised LeBron’s performance in the bubble, adding that there aren’t many players who can pull out such performance.