Legendary NBA player, Dennis Rodman, has expressed his views on LeBron James’ playing style, suggesting that the three-time NBA champion’s approach is predictable. In a recent interview with Business Insider, Rodman criticized the Los Angeles Lakers star for what he perceives as a lack of diverse moves on the basketball court.
According to Rodman, “He doesn’t have a wide range of moves, he’s quite limited.” Despite James’ impressive statistics this season, averaging approximately 27 points, 8.5 rebounds, and over 8 assists per game, Rodman believes that James relies heavily on his height as his primary advantage.
Having played for the Lakers back in 1999, Rodman reflected on his experience facing off against players who were taller and heavier than James. He emphasized that James’ stature, standing at 6’8 or 6’9, is his main strength, stating, “James is predominantly large…that’s pretty much it.”
