Michael Jordan is the greatest NBA Player of All Time
 

10 Scoring Titles
9 All Defensive First Teams
1 Defensive Player of the Year
5x Regular Season MVP
6x FINALS MVP
Never Lost a NBA Finals
9x Game winning shots(including winning finals games and 1 series)
Jordan 4th all time stealing record"

Jordans highlight reel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUo8skGvl-Q
Jordans stats compared to lebron
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tl3mR6eoEa8


This is off-topic old ass NBA topics are allowed. I have to remind everyone every 5-10 years for cultural reasons. Also, I actually think Kobe was closer to Jordans level than Lebron. We still haven't had a true successor.

Maybe Michael Jordan was the best NBA player on the court, but Wilt Chamberlain is said to have been with over 20,000 ladies. Although, looking back from his death bed, he had this to say:

Good to know Wilt

lebron is a massive pussy, automatically DQ'd from any goat conversation

This summer when he made a comment about being annoyed at people asking about "How many rings tho"

And his point was that his stats are great, who cares about rings


BRO its a team sport. The objective of the game is to get your team to win. Fuck LeBron. Jordan GOAT

And excellent restaurant. Try the garlic bread!

The main thing for me is... the game was really rough / brutal back then. It was almost like a street fight. Jordan was able to play the way he was with people grabbing him and bumping into him hard AF. Meanwhile people like Lebron can barely function if someone tries to block his shot.

Just a way different game / environment.

Highlight reels of Caitlin Clark getting beat up don't even come close to how the NBA was during Jordan's era.

Jordan was lucky to escape injury against the Pistons 88-91. He bulked up, built up the Bulls with his unwavering loyalty, and then they stomped the Pistons out of the playoffs on their home court, leading to the infamous no hand shake walk off. Lebron brought 1 championship to his draft team before he went to "greener pastures" since he couldnt anchor a team.

his off court business dealings are pretty impressive also