It is certainly right up there. Personally, I'd take that Heat team for the time period of the game as far as mix of shooting and defense. They aged out pretty quickly, but they were a damn good team that would have been better even half a decade later.

@@jay-bshighlightsandmixtape yea that heat team with ray Allen and mike miller, rashard lewis they had a squad

@@kingkhalifa2702 Shane Battier was huge for them, Birdman was the interior defender they needed, and LeBron was in the middle of his true prime.

yeah, also they had a very solid all-around defense. And their chemistry was the most underrated aspect of this team, they are like a group of friends going out hooping 😂

They was legit blowing folks out that year and people act like they won because of the bubble.

Tend to disagree there. People really do forget the dominance that was young LeBron in his athletic prime, the absolute zenith that he had from 08-09 to 12-23, and the intensity he showed looking for a championship in 2015-16.

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I think in the long term it has proven to be an ineffective strategy considering the way that each member of that roster has grown as a player, but the immediate success they achieved subsequently was the payoff.

Dude has definitely been a leader for the next generation.

I think this video shows just how much control LeBron had over his team's offensive game plan for his career.

Appreciate it! Keep an eye out throughout this year for more videos.

Unfortunately they broke it up with contract issues and players that wanted more cash and a role.

Glad you're enjoying them!

I don't think people realise that if the other members of the team don't get touches and aren't allowed to develop a transition to a new period in time then the team will just fall off much like every other team that LeBron has stayed in control of for too long.

A team that fit with a bunch of guys that could have still been together if the powers that be and the stars on the team realised how important they all were.

Age became an ultimate factor here but players were always going to want bigger roles and bigger contracts.

I'd love to update and continue on a lot of these videos, but there would be way too much work for this to happen.

Have to disagree with this one. A second championship? Sure. But of all the championship teams that the league has seen since the 2000-2002 Lakers, it ranks down the bottom of the list for teams to do it. 2006 Heat, 2008 Celtics, 2011 Mavs, and I'd say each champion since 2019 are the teams least likely to do it. Now as far as a leading combo in AD and LeBron? One of the best 1-2 for a single-season the league has seen. One can argue the best since Kobe/Shaq 2001.

@@jay-bshighlightsandmixtape Bruh ok. Bucks and Warriors are not beating them.

Agree to disagree. Can't see them dealing with Milwaukee. Maybe golden State but at the end of the day they didn't stay together or healthy.

I think people struggle to balance what level of impact the extra facilitation helped this Lakers team. On one hand, the extra look for the assist got a lot more people involved, and in-turn generated more momentum and feel. On the other, there were a few times where LeBron probably should have continued to shoulder that load to score or take over. All in all, though, it did pay off for a championship.