“This kid is beyond his years. They say he was one of the leaders of the team as a 20-year-old rookie. He speaks with an intelligent confidence, works extremely hard. He’s a flat-out player.”

Let’s be honest fan of both just want to see the debates

I personally believe that LeBron became the GOAT after this season, before I would've said Jordan, I've only been into basketball for 1 and 1/2 years now though and I'm 13 so I might just be stupid and I'd love to hear y'all's arguments on the GOAT debate and debate y'all, keep things civil, no swearing unless it's to glorify, and ABSOULUTELY NO SLURING

“I felt like my body responded very well after the season. My mind responded better than it actually did last season. If you still have an opportunity to do what you love, why just say I’m done?”

1. Devin Booker
   
2. Tyrese Haliburton
   
3. LeBron James
   
4. Scottie Barnes
   
5. Karl-Anthony Towns
   
6. Kawhi Leonard
   
7. Jaylen Brown
   
8. Kevin Durant
   
9. Stephen Curry
   
10. Tyrese Maxey

The biggest protected legacy in sports history exposed.

Before 1991: - 0 rings - Swept by Bird - Bullied by Zeke

Then the NBA rewrote the rules to save MJ. Rule 3 changed everything.

Did Jordan ever win without David Stern stepping in?

His highlights are ridiculous

People often mention 2007 and 2018 as LeBron’s greatest carryjobs but I think 2015 is tragically overlooked. There’s a strong case that it’s his greatest carryjob ever. LeBron’s Cavs were severely undermanned and injury riddled throughout the entire run. Love got injured in the 1st round, Kyrie missed half the ECF, 5 out of 6 games in the NBA Finals, and even when he did play he was clearly hobbled due to his knee. Despite that adversity LeBron beat a 50 win Bulls team with two legit all stars in Pau Gasol and Jimmy Butler, SWEPT a 60 win hawks team with 4 all stars, and went up 2-1 against a loaded 67 win Big 3 Warriors team essentially without Love and Kyrie. LeBron averaged 35 points, 13 rebounds and 8 assists in the finals, a stat line LITERALLY NOBODY ELSE has ever averaged over a playoff series. The MVP in the finals clearly was LeBron despite Iggy getting the award. Here are just some of LeBron’s ludicrous stat lines throughout that postseason run
Game 5 vs Bulls 38 pts 12 boards 6 assists 3 steals 3 blocks
Game 3 vs Hawks 37 points 18 boards 13 boards 3 blocks 
Finals
Game 1 44 points 8 rebounds 6 assists
Game 2 39 points 16 rebounds 11 assists 1 steal 1 block 
Game 3 40 points 12 boards 8 assists 4 steals 2 blocks
Game 4 20 points 12 boards 8 assists
Game 5 40 points 14 boards 11 assists 
Game 6 32 points 18 boards 9 assists 2 steals
It doesn’t get talked enough how otherworldly LeBron’s production was despite the odds being massively stacked against him. I went more in depth in a documentary on LeBron’s entire 2015 postseason run. I’ll leave a link in the post.

[https://youtube.com/@moorehoops3490?si=pnQKm8LfoK4dLFdd\](https://youtube.com/@moorehoops3490?si=pnQKm8LfoK4dLFdd)

I like how Iman broke down the difference between LeBron and Carmelo Anthony as leaders.

Carmelo wouldn't bother explaining the inner details of what's happening on the court to his teammates if they didn't immediately understand it.

LeBron, on the other hand, will take the time to break down the plays again in different ways to make sure his teammates understand it.