JameisNewton
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As you already know, MJ and LeBron are neck and neck in pretty much every advanced statistic known to the NBA in the context of best overall primes and peaks. So only titles matter now? Well...The problem with using this type of argument is that neither came in at the same age. LeBron got drafted at 18, Jordan got drafted at 21. So you're comparing 13 years of LeBron to 10 years of MJ
MJ didn’t start playing in the NBA until he had already played three seasons of college basketball. The idea that you can penalize someone for being good enough at a sport to completely skip the college ranks is ridiculous. So really, LeBron was getting on-the-job training from 2003 to 2006 and his TRUE rookie year in the NBA was the 2006-2007 season (when he reached the NBA Finals). So through their first 10 seasons it’s:
MJ - 3 FMVPs, 3 Finals appearances 7 early exits
LeBron - 3 FMVPs, 7 Finals appearances, 3 early exits
So he’s already ahead of where Jordan was at the age of 31.
But then we forget that LeBron winning 1 ring in Cleveland counts for 5 rings won by any NBA player anywhere else, so he really has 7 rings and 7 FMVPs and is therefore the unanimous GOAT in any unbiased and somewhat quantitative person's eyes. However, if even THIS doesn’t convince you...
LeBron was born on December 30, which falls under the Zodiac sign for Capricorns. Who else was a Capricorn? Muhammad Ali. What animal is a Capricorn represented by? Oh yeah...a GOAT. It’s all about Capricorn power. HOW ARE YOU NOT GETTING THIS?
Cliffs: GOATs gonna GOAT


