futuristxen said:
He already lit Tayshaun Prince up this year. And he generally gives Ron Artest more problems than Ron Artest gives him, because he's one of the few players who is actually stronger than Ron Artest.
When he is on fire, there's no way to guard Lebron. That's just the plain unfettered truth. Read some of the comments made after the game about Lebron from guys like Sloan.
I'm sure he can light up Tayshaun for a game, he had 43 points on 15-22 shooting in their first meeting this season.
He also had by far his worst game of the season, 11 pts on 4-21 shooting in their second meeting this season (in 45 minutes). The only 2 times this season he scored less points were games that he played only 15 and 21 minutes.
I can't really speak about LeBron/Crazy Ron, the only time they played this season LeBron had 28 but CR had 31.
The playoffs are a completely different animal, playing the same team 6 or 7 games in a row, defense ratcheted up several notches, officials calling a lot less. LeBron has never been there, and Tayshaun has already proven he could shut down TMac, Crazy Ron and Kobe in the playoffs.
And if LeBron's on fire, no, there is nobody who can stop him. The great ones get into the 'zone', and nobody or nothing is stopping them. There is no doubting that. That's why I'm looking forward to seeing him go up against IMO the premier perimeter defender in the NBA (should the two teams meet in the playoffs).