It's actually inexcusable that LeBron has been in the league for 7-8 seasons and not developed any semblance of a post-up game. Inexcusable. And lazy. With his size and skills, he could be nearly unstoppable with that in his repertoire. Instead, we watched him spend most of the Dallas series languishing on the perimeter, looking distracted and uncomfortable.
All of that said, I completely agree that LeBron still has a lot of time to write his legacy. For quite awhile, many thought that Jordan "wasn't a winner", a notion that is obviously laughable now. I'm not suggesting that LBJ will become MJ, only that the final chapter is far from written in his story.