I dont need a traditional point because both Lebron, Man and Kobe can initiate the offense. Defensively either of those 3 (in their primes) could guard a quick PG like tony or Rose. No they wont shut them down ut as we saw in the playoffs last year both Kobe and Lebron did credible jobs vs. rondo and Westbrook for stretches ...
Inside we dont have a traditional big man, but with tim as the anchor and KG with his speed length and defensive a en I dont think even shaq could get easy buckets because they would not allow him to get easy catches inside. Plus Lebron, Manu and Kobe are excellent "rovers" and could double and get back to their man ...
Offensively I would run the triangle and PJ would be the coach.
Manu would be the ron harper of the team but with better offense and solid knees.
Kobe would play the MJ role as best as he could Yes, I know he aint MJ but he is the closs the NBA has seen.
Lebron gets to to play his new age Pippen role and despite his critics, he was built to be in the trinagle in this role ...
KG Would thrive at the elbow to 20 feet jumper that this offense sets up, plus he is great at the baseline jumper which this offense provides plenty.
Duncan would be great at any offense but i think in a triangle with his bank shot and post moves would be greater than shaq wa sin it, and more efficient if less dominant.
Plus the range of duncan and KG leaves driving lanes for Lebron to drive. Lebron's ability to drive rivals duncan's bank shot, Shaq's power dunk, Kareem's hook, the dream shake, the MJ pull-up and the Kobe fade as the best offensive weapons and obviously the most high% play outside of shaq under the basket.
on my team, Lebron will still run offense up top at tims, but a great coach has the best players doing wht they do best ...
BTW chose the bench guys for role playing obviously there are beter choices but with my starters i need role players ... not super duper stars