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Which NBA team would you take

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Better question, if you had to play players at their actual positions, would you take Larry Legend or Lebron James?

Hey guys, new to this forum. In opinion I've always edged Larry over LeBron because of his jump shooting ability. LeBron is the more athletic player so he will be more dominate at getting to the hoop and drawing fouls but honestly I still think Larry's post game is better. Larry also has the better mental toughness, one of the best trash talkers in history. As we have seen in the playoffs, it's easy to get inside LeBron's head so I think if they were playing against each other in a series, Larry would really affect LeBron's play and out score him overall. LeBron probably has the edge on passing even though Larry was also a good passer. Rebounding, I would give it to Larry..slightly. Defending to LeBron because he's more athletic and could keep up better with quicker players. Overall it's really close and it's who you prefer but in my opinion Larry is slightly the better overall player. One of the best pure scorers in history.

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Hey guys, new to this forum. In opinion I've always edged Larry over LeBron because of his jump shooting ability. LeBron is the more athletic player so he will be more dominate at getting to the hoop and drawing fouls but honestly I still think Larry's post game is better. Larry also has the better mental toughness, one of the best trash talkers in history. As we have seen in the playoffs, it's easy to get inside LeBron's head so I think if they were playing against each other in a series, Larry would really affect LeBron's play and out score him overall. LeBron probably has the edge on passing even though Larry was also a good passer. Rebounding, I would give it to Larry..slightly. Defending to LeBron because he's more athletic and could keep up better with quicker players. Overall it's really close and it's who you prefer but in my opinion Larry is slightly the better overall player. One of the best pure scorers in history.

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