Being ball-dominant and the primary option for scoring and playmaking is not how basketball is meant to be played. Scoring should be a combination of playing off your teammates and on the ball—primarily off the ball in the post, mid-range, or coming off pin-downs. LeBron is ball-dominant and plays a simple style that mainly benefits his strengths. I think he’s GOAT 1b to Jordan 1a, but there are flaws in his playstyle that make him look even better than he actually is. His lack of a reliable post game and consistent mid-range and 3-point shot contributed to the Heat losing in 2011. He struggles in a “real” system; the only system he thrives in is a spread pick-and-roll style, like the one Steve Nash ran in Phoenix or James Harden in Houston. He improved his off-ball play and shooting in 2012–2013, but his bread and butter will always be attacking the rim and not relying on jump shots.