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@PlayoffChris23 Did he do it an actual contest when it counted ?

Jordan gets Glazed for the free throw line dunk when Zach Lavine did a 360 free throw line dunk💀💀💀.

@joeroganhq I don’t plan to retire even if I could

Ben Shapiro: "No one in the United States should be retiring at 65 years old. Frankly, I think retirement itself is a stupid idea unless you have some sort of health problem."

@uscfan981 Zeke or Dr. J

Ooooo

@JuggernautBron The mental gymnastics you stans perform is hilarious. Yeah he’s getting swept but MJ would’ve had his team losing by 40 instead of 18. LeBron is tha GOAT! 😂 hilarious

Bron has the lakers competing against a team 3x-4x better than his own. MJ never was simply never able to make players around him better like this. In fact all his guys played better without him.

@whocalledmike @NBA__Courtside “Big nose bitch” 😂 he is though

@NBA__Courtside How can you be the best player in the world and have all these fucking losing championship runs that don’t make no fucking sense so you’re gonna be the best place in the world but be the best loser as well. You can’t have it both ways you big nose, bitch.

Nick Wright says he’s got Kobe Bryant as the 8th greatest player ever, and he was never the best player in the world: “I know people get mad at that take, but here’s the problem and the reason Kobe was never the best player in the world. Because once Kobe got great, call it 99, he wasn’t great yet, but I’ll give him 99 once you started seeing flashes. From 99 until 2002, Shaquille O’Neal was the best player in the world. And then from 2003 until 2007, Tim Duncan was the best player in the world. You know how I know Tim Duncan was the best player in the world at that time? Because he won three championships in five years. He won two MVPs. He was the best player. He was the best player until that 48 special by LeBron in 2007. LeBron was the best player in the world from that moment until 2018. So it was Shaq, it was Duncan, it was then Bron. At no point was Kobe the best player in the world.” (Via @WhatsWrightShow)

@crunchtimejo 6 titles/6 FMVPs in 15 vs 4 titles/4 FMVPs in 23. See how easy that was compared to your mental gymnastic math? 😂

Los Cavaliers ganan 61 partidos en 2009-10, LeBron James se va a Miami, y los Cavs pasan a ganar 19 juegos la temporada siguiente. LeBron James llega a un equipo de Miami que había ganado 47 partidos, ganan 58 con él la siguiente temporada. Abandona Miami en 2014, y el equipo pasa de 54 victorias con él, a 37 sin él. Ese mismo año, regresa a unos Cavs que habían ganado 33 partidos, y pasan a ganar 53 con él la siguiente temporada. En su última temporada en Cavs, el equipo gana 50 partidos, el año siguiente sin LeBron ganan 19 partidos. Jordan se retira en 1994, el equipo pasó de ganar 57 partidos con él, a ganar 55 sin él, y ser eliminados en semifinales de conferencia. Jordan jugaba para el mejor sistema de la NBA en una liga que agregaba un equipo nuevo todos los años y diluía la calidad general de competitividad, mientras que LeBron ha sido el sistema toda su vida en una NBA con 30 equipos establecidos y con multiples HOFs jugando juntos para vencerlo. Jordan nunca se enfrentó a más de dos HOFs juntos (Utah, Lakers), LeBron enfrentó a más de 3 en 8 de sus 10 finales jugadas; OKC, Spurs, Warriors, todos con 3,4 y hasta 5 HOFs juntos solo para vencer al equipo del rey que llegaba a finales todos los años.

@AmenRaAsar88 But he didn’t “win anyway”. He steamrolled through a weak conference and lost 6 finals. Everyone ate during Bron’s era.

Jordan didn’t slay giants; he waited for the Bird, Magic, and Isiah dynasties to get old and injured before he finally "ate." LeBron never had a power vacuum—he crashed into prime HOF dynasties (Spurs, GSW) and won anyway. LeBron is a child prodigy who became a one-man army.

@NotLikeRuss It’s past that because he’s no where near him even with all those years played.

lowkey starting to get disrespectful comparing him to Jordan atp

@wesjwalker @RealSkipBayless You kids are absolutely clueless. 😂

@RealSkipBayless Folks punched Jordan in the face and he ain’t do shit😂 they ain’t respect him

Wait, Rich Paul acknowledges other NBA players have "disdain" for LeBron??? Disdain=lack of respect. No player in Jordan's era had anything but respect for Michael Jordan.

@td_nash No. He keeps playing because he can’t catch MJ…it’s the fact not play he has at this point -,longevity.

Yes or No. With 43,000+ career points in 23 seasons of NBA play, is LeBron James the greatest player of all time?🧐

@DevilDogDwayne @NBA If filling up the stat sheet mattered, Westbrook would be the GOAT. So please, stop with the silliness. 😂

@NBA 🐐 👇

"I just went over to him [LeBron] and was like, 'You're insane.'" Austin Reaves on LeBron James, after the NBA All-Star steered the Lakers to a series-clinching win 👏

@TheDunkCentral @thetoyman1 Nothing.

What happens to Nikola Jokić’s legacy after this?

@calvingonba Give it up man. MJ never said it and LeBron will never, EVER, be the GOAT. Go cry somewhere else: 😂

There’s no way you said MJ never called himself the goat and when I show you a clip of him saying it you say it’s AI. This is literally an ESPN story made in 1996😭 The special is 30 min long and widely available.

@WowIsRight123 @BGNHoops OMG. So if things went a little bit differently with Jordan, he would have seven or eight.. see that? It doesn’t matter… what matters is who won it all.

@BGNHoops 10 final appearances cause when you look back at someone of them if things has gone a little differently he was 5 or 6 rings

What’s more impressive: 6-0 in the finals or 10 finals appearances?

@SenWarren Anything you’re upset about is good for America. Time to celebrate!

Donald Trump's hand-picked Supreme Court just took a sledgehammer to one of the most important civil rights laws in American history. This decision is yet another brazen power grab to diminish Americans’ right to vote. Congress must respond to protect our democracy.

@BarackObama @DesiaDesigns If Barack doesn’t like a ruling, it must be good for America. Time to celebrate!

Today’s Supreme Court decision effectively guts a key pillar of the Voting Rights Act, freeing state legislatures to gerrymander legislative districts to systematically dilute and weaken the voting power of racial minorities - so long as they do it under the guise of “partisanship” rather than explicit “racial bias.” And it serves as just one more example of how a majority of the current Court seems intent on abandoning its vital role in ensuring equal participation in our democracy and protecting the rights of minority groups against majority overreach. The good news is that such setbacks can be overcome. But that will only happen if citizens across the country who cherish our democratic ideals continue to mobilize and vote in record numbers - not just in the upcoming midterms or in high profile races, but in every election and every level.

@Sleeper_Hoops @SleeperHornets @HornetsLead @SSN_Hornets @MavsMuse @MavsLead @SSN_Mavericks @SleeperMaverick @lynziekate Flagg is generational two way star. Kons a great shooter on an ok team. No.

YES OR NO - Was Kon Knueppel robbed of ROY?

@Sleeper_Hoops @SleeperHornets @HornetsLead @SSN_Hornets @MavsMuse @MavsLead @SSN_Mavericks @SleeperMaverick @lynziekate No way. Great shooting though.

@hashjenni First show me evidence he’s a pedo. I seriously want to see it. 😂

MAGA, explain to me why you want to protect a ped0 with a ballroom but kids in school get thoughts and prayers. I seriously want to know.

@LBJgoat_talk @LegionHoops What a stupid handle. “LeGoatJames” 😂 you’re literally wrong about everything.

@LegionHoops 😂🤣🤣😂😂 the bullshit never ends with MJ…. He was getting his ass kicked for all but 6 seasons over a 20 year playing window… and not playing doesn’t excuse anything, he chose not to play because he wouldn’t have the deck stacked in his favor…

Steve Kerr compares LeBron James and Michael Jordan. Kerr on LeBron: “More of a holistic game where he dominates with his space and his athleticism and his passing. I think he’s literally the greatest athlete on the face of the planet and in human history.” Kerr on MJ: “The killer instinct, the emotional dominance he had over not only the other team but the officials, the entire arena. I don’t see that with LeBron. Everybody came into a series against Michael knowing they were going to lose.” (via @NewYorker)