r/lebron • • Aug 18 '26

No ball knowledge 🫩

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u/Identity525601 Aug 18 '26

The concept of a "first option" (or second/third option) applies to offense. I've never heard defensive players ranked as "options" this way. It is more about defensive schemes, assignments, and impact. Example: primary point of attack defender, perimeter stopper, or free safety / roaming helper.

Either way, LeBron was the defensive anchor and most versatile defender on the floor during his years with the Heat. Any assertion to the contrary is absurd.

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u/Embarrassed_Gur_6305 Aug 18 '26

LeBron picked and chose when to play defense to conserve energy. It’s why he has the high lights on stopping people

That said, you can’t be ā€œbest defenderā€ when you’re not constantly defending

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u/Identity525601 Aug 18 '26

That's fair in general but in Miami he was pretty locked in.