@finati46: Lebron James or Michael Jordan? 🤔#lebronjames #michaeljordan #goatdebate #NBA#creatorsearchinsights

Ken Cage from Airplane Repo :

Notice the losers go by age because you couldn’t go straight from HS to the pros in Jordan’s time. But by 21 Jordan had an NCAA chip, Chip winning shot, 2 time AA, NPOY, 2 time Sporting News POY, and was the leader of the last amateur team to win the Gold in the Olympics. LeBron did nothing. If we go experience, by Year 2 Jordan made the playoffs twice and LeBron MISSED the playoffs twice. Either way it’s Jordan for the win.

user04701456573 :

the more points that LeBron get the worst he becomes that's a fact Michael Jordan points divide them by his rings and that tells you how many points per ring okay now get LeBron points and divide them by the rings LeBron James is working like a fool for nothing his points are like a million for a dollar really really you come down to that now there is that guy that got them 11 rings he's not the highest score so get his points and divide them by the rings and I hope he has less than 15,000 points because that record will be unbreakable forever another great one is Larry Bird he only had like 21,000 points divide that by his rings and that tells you a number I wonder who's the goat as far as that go like I can get a ring after so many points and LeBron James will be in last place and he continues scoring more points without a championship really sad it's really sad he can go home and score 10,000 more points because they don't matter what really matters he's not getting it he's not getting the ring and why the ring is so important that so the most people can see that really the ring is not the final touch nor the reason we the people are the reason so there is no player in the NBA that has been look or admired more five people than Michael Jordan everything that is done in the NBA is for the people and the one that contributed more for the people in the NBA if Michael Jordan

RaineyBearASaurus :

Nick logic emmit smith > Jim Brown because he played more years and therefore has more yards. No critical thinking that brown did more in less time. Jordan did more in less time including a spectacular post season record

chicken_j0e_00 :

Jordan didn’t play for almost 2 years in that 8 year stretch though

Xaviel Pérez :

MJ Goat

The Banned :

Aro Smith :

dude ur a fan, ask the players they know

Super Senior :

Steven O Kraatz :

MJ Goat LeBron flopping

KingRay :

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sb_mav :

It’s really only young guys from about age 18 to 29 who attempt to argue that LeBron is the GOAT. The overwhelming majority of former and current players and coaches still have MJ at the top. Even our AI overlords will eventually conclude it’s not LeBron when you press them hard enough. So why do these 20-somethings think this way? . Simply put, they fell hook, line, and sinker for the NBA marketing campaign. The league desperately needed a new face after MJ retired. 1st they had success with Kobe, a player who essentially molded his game after MJ, was a winner, and played for the historic Lakers, which helped carry the league into the post-Jordan era. . But in 2003, after Kobe’s SA allegations, the NBA quickly shifted its attention to the young kid from Akron. And they went ALL IN. LeBron was marketed from the beginning as the heir to the throne. The problem was that, unlike Kobe and MJ, LeBron didn't become a champion until his 9th season. And once he finally won, he never established the kind of sustained dynasty that MJ and Kobe did. . So now you had an entire generation of kids being told, from the time they were old enough to watch basketball, “This guy is the best player.” But the dude just kept LOSING! To reconcile this dichotomy, these children had to start making excuses. Claiming that winning championships wasn’t the goal for the first time in sports history. Losing wasn't necessarily losing. Teammates, coaches, GMs, or his “elite” competition were always the explanation. Every playoff exit required a new justification. . And that's basically how we got here. A generation of kids were told their entire lives, “This dude is amazing,” and then spent the rest of their lives doing mental gymnastics trying to explain why his resume doesn't look like Michael Jordan's.