No basketball player is perfect.
Every player has an inherent weakness. Some are physical, some are mental, and some are simply in their play.
Even some of the greatest to ever play the game weren’t without their flaws.
Michael Jordan wasn’t a great 3-point shooter, shooting just 32.7% for his career (albeit in an era that didn’t require much of it).
Stephen Curry isn’t a good defender as a small point guard who's always been an offensive-focused dynamo.
LeBron James has had 10 different coaches in his 22 seasons, with his influence and prestige often transcending the team.