I'm with you on talent as well...he is a talent like no other. If only he would work as hard in the offseason as the great ones do, he might get there too. Until then he will have a very sub par post game and an inconsistent jump shot.
Just to follow up, to put things in perspective:
Word on the street is that this summer Kobe incorporated the Dirk leg hike into his jump shot. You can find those on his Drew League YouTube vids. If LeBron wants to be considered a great player, he'll have to earn it by working to do things like that in the offseason, such as adding a post game (which to some extent he has, but it could be so much more effective). LeBron is undoubtedly a great player and will be among the game's best for the foreseeable future, but as we've seen, he's going to have to win a championship to be among the greats of the game.
Also, just to get a feel on this: at what point does this lockout affect perspective on the winner of this year's title assuming we have a season?