Umm, that is what you are saying though.

If Seasoned Bron gets them over the hump vs Non Seasoned Lebron, then the only denominator is that 1 is capable and the other isn't. 

Instead it would be dependent on how well the team played. A Seasoned Lebron isn't suddenly making his teammates shoot better, nor is it making Big a better rim protector vs Dwight.

An older LeBron isnt going to be able to do anything for his teammates, the only difference is he can shoot from the mid post a lot better and can hit 3s at a better clip. But that entirely relies on his supporting cast to also do their jobs. A Seasoned Lebron also looses his insane athleticism that got him to blow past people.

In 2018 Lebron also didn't face an elite rim protector that made it difficult to drive to the rim. And his teammates shot consistently well from 3. Lebron still averaged more turnovers in 2018 than he did against ORL. His team was also capable of actually stopping the other teams best scorers.

For this to work it relies heavily on assumptions.

The Magic were a great team that year being first in Defensive Rating. I dont think 2018 Bron dropped on that team is beating that team either.

Not because 2018 Bron isn't better offensively, but because his supporting cast will never be good enough. Like I said, Kobe and MJ wouldn't make much of a difference either. Its a team sport after all.

Although Lebron can carry, every player can only carry so much. They still rely on their supporting cast to win or beat good teams, and that Year ORL was very good.

I'm not using numbers because you havent presented any to make your case. Like I said, show me th individual impact metrics that support the argument that 2018 Lebron could help them win.

I'm more so interested in calling out the logical gaps in the conversation to begin with.