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LeBron's Post-Up Evolution: The Key to Unlocking Philly's Offense
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LeBron's post-up numbers actually rank him 30th out of 31 qualified players last season, and I think that's exactly why this move to Philly could work.
His footwork down there hasn't developed much since Miami, the turnaround fadeaway over the right shoulder is still the go-to, and the efficiency just isn't special. But that was never really the point of him posting up more.
He did it because he was sharing the floor with Luka and Austin Reaves and needed a way to stay involved without hijacking possessions. Now he's got Embiid, Maxey, and Jaylen Brown who all deserve the ball more than him on any given possession, and I expect the post to become his way of staying a threat while making everyone else better. Scoring down there is a bonus. The passing is the real value. #shorts
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