DeMar DeRozan has openly reflected on his challenges facing LeBron James throughout his career, particularly during their playoff encounters, where he has only managed to defeat James twice. In a recent episode of the 'Club 520' podcast, DeRozan described James as 'impossible to beat', emphasizing the dominance he displayed during his prime with the Miami Heat and the Cleveland Cavaliers. DeRozan also lamented the diminished role of mid-range shooting in the NBA, criticizing the trend towards three-point shooting and asserting the art of mid-range play is vital to the game. He expressed frustration over being urged to shoot more threes by former teams, stating that not every player can emulate the success of stars like Steph Curry. Despite his struggles against James, DeRozan respects his legacy and acknowledges the lasting impact of those playoff experiences. Additionally, he shared insights into his decision to join the Sacramento Kings, highlighting their commitment to winning and how it aligns with his own aspirations.