Wade's 1054 career games 885 caps, first in NBA history for guards.
LeBron 1366 games 1041 blocked, third all-time small forwards - in front of Dr. J and AK47. of course, LeBron's own playoffs 252 covers, 11th all-time, in front of McHale, behind Mu Dasan, Big Ben and Dwight.
All are weak side blocking masters. They are all good at weak-side filler crossover cover off.
If I had to say the difference, probably.
LeBron is more on the blocking side, blocking blocking.
Wade is more of a blocker, a blocker of blocking.
LeBron has a standing touch height of 8'11 and a jump height of 44 inches; Wade has a standing touch height of 8'6 and a jump height of 36 inches.
If you talk about lifting hands and bouncing high, LeBron is much higher than Wade - moving to jump and flatten the basket, which Wade can't compare.
Interesting facts.
LeBron's career single-season high of 145 dunks. Wade 152.
In 2010-11 season they are the same team that year, LeBron 79 games 98 buckets, Wade 76 games 102 buckets.
It is said that LeBron strength speed bounce are above Wade, why dunks will not be as much as peak Wade? The ball watching all know.
The first thing you need to do is to get a good idea of what you are getting into.
The same is true for blocked shots.
A typical Wade cover: one second side-to-side against the baseline own person, the next second one foot jump, cover off the Chandler.
The bounce height is just to the basket, but one step there.
Bounce speed.
Wade is also good at blind-side blitzes and counting timing, such as seeing Dwight going up, jumping up behind him with both feet and covering.
Acumen, sense of smell, bounce speed.
LeBron's jumping height is even more amazing.
For example, this ball: Ray Allen saw LeBron coming and had already thrown high, and LeBron still managed to blast off by dangling jump.
LeBron's bounce speed is not as intimidating as Wade's, so what he does best is the legendary chase after the cover.
Watching the opponent attack the basket, he trotted all the way to walk his legs and blasted the cover off.
Presumably, Wade is a quick interception and LeBron is a clinical clogger.
More nuanced stats.
Entering the game in 2003, as of 2016, LeBron has 722 caps and Wade has 716.
Among them.
LeBron covered 20 three-pointers, Wade 52.
LeBron covered 89 mid-range shots, Wade 181.
In terms of quick cut-off jumpers, Wade has more than LeBron.
This aspect LeBron knows best: Wade from the blind side interception cover, LeBron himself have eaten a loss ......
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Wade and LeBron's Cover: Same Thunderbolt, Different Blast Angle
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Wade 1054 career games 885 blocked shots, the first in NBA history guards.
LeBron 1366 games 1041 caps, history small forwards third - in front of Dr. J and AK47. of course, LeBron's own playoffs 252 caps, the 11th in history, in front of McHale, behind Mu Dasan, Big Ben and Dwight.
All are weak side blocking masters. They are all good at weak-side filler crossover cover off.
If I had to say the difference, probably.
LeBron is more on the blocking side, blocking blocking.
Wade is more of a blocker, a blocker of blocking.
LeBron has a standing touch height of 8'11 and a jump height of 44 inches; Wade has a standing touch height of 8'6 and a jump height of 36 inches.
If you talk about lifting hands and bouncing high, LeBron is much higher than Wade - moving to jump and flatten the basket, which Wade can't compare.
Interesting facts.
LeBron's career single-season high of 145 dunks. Wade 152.
In 2010-11 season they are the same team that year, LeBron 79 games 98 buckets, Wade 76 games 102 buckets.
It is said that LeBron strength speed bounce are above Wade, why dunks will not be as much as peak Wade? The ball watching all know.
The first thing you need to do is to get a good idea of what you are getting into.
The same is true for blocked shots.
A typical Wade cover: one second side-to-side against the baseline own person, the next second one foot jump, cover off the Chandler.
The bounce height is just to the basket, but one step there.
Bounce speed.
Pictures
Wade is also good at blind side raids and counting timing, such as seeing Dwight about to get up, jumping up with both feet behind him and covering.
Acumen, sense of smell, bounce speed.
Picture
LeBron's jump height is even more amazing.
For example, this ball: Ray Allen saw LeBron coming and had already thrown high, and LeBron still managed to blast it off by draping the jump.
Pictures
But LeBron's bounce speed is not as scary as Wade's, so what he is best at is the legendary chase cover: watching the opponent attack the basketball, he goes all the way to the smallest of the smallest.
Watching the opponent attack the basket, he ran all the way to walk his legs and blasted it away.
Picture
Presumably, Wade is a quick interception and LeBron is a proverbial clogger.
More nuanced stats.
Entering the game in 2003, as of 2016, LeBron has 722 covers, Wade 716.
Among them.
LeBron covered 20 three-pointers, Wade 52.
LeBron covered 89 mid-range shots, Wade 181.
In terms of quick cut-off jumpers, Wade has more than LeBron.
This aspect LeBron knows best: Wade from the blind side interception cover, LeBron himself have eaten a loss ......
But.
LeBron covered 19 dunks, Wade 15.
LeBron covered 195 layups, Wade 151.
Within 5 feet of the near basket shot, LeBron covered 311, Wade covered 208.
The most intuitive thing is the distance where the blocking occurs.
LeBron blocked shots averaged 4.35 feet from the basket, Wade 7.28.
In Wade's blocked shots, there are more mid-range jumpers.
LeBron's blocks are mostly under the basket - 43% of LeBron's blocks occur within one and a half meters of the basket.
Here comes the interesting part.
Before LeBron came to the Heat, he averaged more than 1 block per game for three consecutive years.
His four years at Heat, he averaged a block: 0.6, 0.8, 0.9, 0.3.
On the contrary, the backcourt rebounds hit the peak of his career at that time.
Those four years Wade averaged blocked shots: 1.1, 1.3, 0.8, 0.5.
In the 2013-14 season, LeBron averaged 0.3 blocks per game, Wade 0.5.
But LeBron averaged 9.3 interference shots per game, Wade 8.2.
LeBron averaged 5.9 defensive rebounds per game team first, Wade 3.4.
The difference is style.
Wade relies more on his bounce and sense of smell to make sharp interceptions to seal the deal, favoring perimeter guerrilla attacks.
LeBron relies more on his sense of location and strong draping height to protect the box, favoring inside control.
So the combined destructive power of Wade's defense is tops among all-time guards, with career blocks + steals over 2,500 - off-topic, Jordan 3,001 - and he was even the blocking king of his own team during that scoring champion season.
And LeBron is interesting: on the 3 single defense, he may not be more than Pippen, Leonard, Cixi, Marion, Battier sheepish and detailed. But he - and perhaps Kirilenko at the same position - is standing 3, but can be a long man's presence when it comes to rim protection - especially in the playoffs.
After leaving the heat, with no Wade around, LeBron resumed his big-time capping.
In the 2015 playoffs, LeBron averaged 11.3 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game, Tristan 10.8 rebounds and 1.2 blocks per game, and Mozgov 7.3 rebounds and 1.8 blocks per game.
In the 2016 playoffs, LeBron averaged 9.5 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game, both of which were team-leading.
2017 playoffs, LeBron 9.1 rebounds just behind Love and 1.3 blocks first on the team.
In the 2018 playoffs, 9.1 rebounds were second only to Love, and 1 block was first on the team.
For example, the following ball is the most typical: stand properly, force into the dead corner, jump in time to cover all of Yonnis' layups on the play - the long man style blocked cover.
