At 6-foot-6 and 230 pounds, he undoubtedly has rare size as a natural point guard. Furthermore, Doncic isn\u2019t afraid to get physical, so his physique was a strength in myriad ways. Yet, at a time when professional athletes are expected to be in peak condition, the 26-year-old was.. well.. pudgy.<\/p>\n Doncic didn\u2019t have to be ripped to make the game of basketball look like child\u2019s play. Nonetheless, while Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison wasn\u2019t the right messenger for an incensed franchise, there was some merit to his criticism.<\/p>\n Doncic\u2019s weight impacted his lateral movement, which in turn affected his defense. Though he\u2019s had solid defensive performances, it\u2019s a weak point for him. The number of injuries that Doncic has sustained in recent years could be partially attributed to his poor nutritional habits as well. That being said, the fact his conditioning was even a concern at all spoke to a lack of discipline and maturity.<\/p>\n Now that Doncic is looking as sleek as ever<\/a> though, the thinking is that his game will too.<\/p>\n An educated guess is that LeBron James<\/a> will at least begin next season with<\/a> the Lakers. Yet, his behavior this offseason does deserve the speculation that it\u2019s generated<\/a>, not in the least because The Chosen One has a reputation for being Delphic. So many times this offseason, ESPN reporter Brian Windhorst\u2019s infamous meme has been fitting for something James has done.<\/p>\n Brian Windhorst became an NBA meme. Now why is that? https:\/\/t.co\/2LbMvZkY4p<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/bkZO8sVlOa<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 The Daily Dot (@dailydot) September 18, 2024<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n![\"Los](\"https:\/\/lastwordonsports.com\/basketball\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/9\/2025\/02\/USATSI_25460760_168415519_lowres-1-300x191.jpg\")
What\u2019s The Deal With LeBron James?<\/h3>\n
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