So LeBron is "only" better than MJ at passing, distributing, 3pt shooting, and everything that has to do with size (rebounding, defending bigs, protecting the rim, etc.)
I ain't got reason to argue that.
What is the exact PROOF that Lebron is a better "all-round" player than Jordan? Stats say otherwise
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So LeBron is "only" better than MJ at passing, distributing, 3pt shooting, and everything that has to do with size (rebounding, defending bigs, protecting the rim, etc.)
I ain't got reason to argue that.
I'm not saying that he doesn't have a drive or that he doesn't work hard. He clearly does, plus he is a physical freak. I'm saying that there is a difference between working hard and having the kind of obsession and competitive nature that MJ had
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Scottie Pippen was considered the best all-around player when Jordan was playing, but no one considered him better than Jordan.
I’m sick of beating around the bush. Lebron is the best basketball player ever. And in 20 years it’s probably gon be someone built like Greek, handle like Kyrie, and a jumper in the ball park of curry. Evolution is real
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Based on what though?
My eyes
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Mike faced hard fouls 
He had to make that move tho
KD never joins the Warriors/Bron 3peats and things are spooky around here
He had to make that move tho
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I find it funny how nobody responded to this or my post where I linked videos on LeBron's defense...
@viktordoomsecretwars is so W.O.A.T. dude literally gets all his talking points off the extremely biased "Nobody Touches Jordan" blog site he either is him or literally just takes everything on the blog as gospel. Everything from the Jordan slobbing to saying shyt like Kevin Johnson is better than Chris Paul is on there. It seems like everything this guy learned about basketball comes from there.
Mike faced hard fouls
KD never joins the Warriors/Bron 3peats and things are spooky around here
He had to make that move tho
now we making up scenariosIf KD doesn't join GS, Lebron now somehow 3 peats
...guess what, KD DID join GS and was the best player on the floor during both series so yeah things did get spooky around here. Spooky enough to make you resort to some what if bullshyt to somehow level the playing fieldAnd
at that "when the playing field was even" shyt...now OKC had the talent that Miami had all of a sudden...Lebron literally began tipping the scales by going to MIA but now HE needs the level playing field. Unbelievable SMH
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Yeah. OKC was a perennial 55-60 win team when LeBron was in Miami/Cleveland.And
Lebron formed a superteam that the whole world including legends thought was unfair. KD witnessed first hand that the "best player in the league" defeated him with a superteam while he struggled with low IQ Russ. He witnessed first hand how Lebron got all the credit despite these facts and how it elevated Lebron while simultaneously diminishing his own status unfairly. He certainly never forgot, hence his move to the Warriors.
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Miami had one 66 win season is that the measuring stick?
KD had a squad he played with Russell, Ibaka, Harden, Steven Adams, Reggie Jackson, Jeff Green always kept some solid role players Kevin Martin, Derek Fisher, Thabo Sefolosha, Caron Butler, etc. The teams wasn't perfect and management made some errors but don't do that OKC was a perennial contender in that time frame and could have easily won a title.
He lost in the Finals to LeBron in 2012 and then he could have met him in the Finals in 2016 but choked a 3-1 series lead.
So you think the OKC teams were as talented as the Miami teams and it was a level playing field?Miami had one 66 win season is that the measuring stick?
KD had a squad he played with Russell, Ibaka, Harden, Steven Adams, Reggie Jackson, Jeff Green always kept some solid role players Kevin Martin, Derek Fisher, Thabo Sefolosha, Caron Butler, etc. The teams wasn't perfect and management made some errors but don't do that OKC was a perennial contender in that time frame and could have easily won a title.
He lost in the Finals to LeBron in 2012 and then he could have met him in the Finals in 2016 but choked a 3-1 series lead.