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As the NBA season is about to kick off, the debate about player rankings and strength intensifies. Among them, a 39-year-old player is still in the spotlight with his strength and performance, and he is firmly in the position of the second smallest forward in the league, he is known as James. In this regard, some media even said that if it were not for the injury, he might even be the best player in the world.
James' strength and performance have always been recognized. From his all-round skills, rich experience, to his leadership on the field, people have a high opinion of him. In the playoffs, his performances were even more amazing, and he stepped up at key moments many times to help the team win.
Rivers, as a well-known NBA coach, is also full of praise for James' strength and performance. He said in an interview: "James is still one of the best small forwards in the league, his strength and performance are excellent. Not only can he score on the offensive end, but he can also limit the best players of the opponent on the defensive end, which is very rare at his age. ”
In addition to Rivers' praise, many reporters have also said that if James had not been injured, he might have even become the best player in the world. Indeed, James has always performed very well in the NBA, and his leadership and influence are unquestionable. Even after injury, he was able to lead the team to victory, which is undoubtedly the best in the world.
Of course, there are some fans and players who have different opinions on such evaluations. They believe that James' physical fitness has declined as he has aged, and it is no longer possible to be as omnipotent as he was when he was younger. But, in any case, James' performance on the court still deserves our attention and recognition.
All in all, James is still one of the best small forwards in the league, and his strength and performance are remarkable. The praise of Rivers and others is also enough to prove his worth. We look forward to his continued performances in future races."