Tim Legler

You need a talent, the level of a Luka Doncic with the size and the ability to play through the contact skills

and the defensive pressure that OKC puts on you.

You're talking about a guy that's 33, 34 at night.

His numbers actually have gone up in the postseason.

He can beat you with his passing, and he's not there.

So there's only so much L.A.

can do to muster enough offense against this team.

Listen, I wish I could say I have an inkling on that.

That's, to me, the greatest mystery of all.

Nobody knows.

Even people really close to the situation that even talk to his inner circle don't know exactly what LeBron plans on doing.

And some of it...

It could be that whatever taste he has in his mouth when this is all over with at the end of the season, whenever that ends, and presumably in this round against Oklahoma City, who knows what he's going to feel in that moment.

You step back, all players do, for a short period of time.

A few weeks, you get away from it all.

and see what his mind is wrapped around when you get into the early stages of the summer because that's when I think players, that's when it becomes most profound of what is in front of them, particularly a guy that's 41.

You don't know what he's going to do.

I don't know that he'll walk away from the game.

He's playing too well.

He's still playing at too high of a level.