Lebron James: The Best Basketball Player

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Introduction:
Thesis statement: LeBron James can be considered the best basketball player in the NBA because. He is one of the most versatile players in the league, he is very efficient on the court, and he is able to stay healthy and avoid injury.
Point one: He is a versatile player
Point two: He is very efficient on the court
Point three: He is able to stay healthy and avoid injury

Main point 1 (Article 1): LeBron James and 5 Legends Who Could Play All 5 Positions
Topic Sentence one: LeBron James can be considered the best basketball player in the NBA today because he is so versatile in the game of basketball.
Sub point one: LeBron James is able to play every position on the basketball court
Sub Point two: He has a verity of different

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