LeBron James is better than Michael Jordan was.. Vol. All rings aside..

MJ is and always will be No.
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1.... Lebron is second on my list though...
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He won't even end with a better career than Kobe, hows be gonna be better than mike?


Didn't lebron miss another game winning shot yesterday? Knock it off troll.
 
He won't even end with a better career than Kobe, hows be gonna be better than mike?


Didn't lebron miss another game winning shot yesterday? Knock it off troll.
 
It takes a special person to make this thread, regardless of what you believe in.
 
It takes a special person to make this thread, regardless of what you believe in.
 
Jokes aside, LeBron's greatest attribute is his pure athleticism. I've been watching basketball since the late 80's and I've never seen a player with his combination of strength, height, speed and agility. In that sense he is unparalleled.
 
Jokes aside, LeBron's greatest attribute is his pure athleticism. I've been watching basketball since the late 80's and I've never seen a player with his combination of strength, height, speed and agility. In that sense he is unparalleled.
 
Originally Posted by TheShoe1010

I think his all around skill set is better than Jordan. LeBron can do anything he wants on the court. MJ had intangibles that LeBron does not have, at least not at this point in his career. 
I think you're comment about that competition is subjective though. Like someone mentioned above me, there are tons of players that didn't win championships because the Bulls ran the NBA in the 90's. You also have to think about those Celtic/Piston/Laker teams MJ faced early in his career.
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Dude... I am a big LeBron "defender" on this site but c'mon man. More skilled? Jordan had every perimeter skill damn near perfected and he attacked the basket with greater abandon. There wasn't much intangible about Jordan's game... thats for marketers to fool you. He was the best, period.
 
Originally Posted by TheShoe1010

I think his all around skill set is better than Jordan. LeBron can do anything he wants on the court. MJ had intangibles that LeBron does not have, at least not at this point in his career. 
I think you're comment about that competition is subjective though. Like someone mentioned above me, there are tons of players that didn't win championships because the Bulls ran the NBA in the 90's. You also have to think about those Celtic/Piston/Laker teams MJ faced early in his career.
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Dude... I am a big LeBron "defender" on this site but c'mon man. More skilled? Jordan had every perimeter skill damn near perfected and he attacked the basket with greater abandon. There wasn't much intangible about Jordan's game... thats for marketers to fool you. He was the best, period.
 
I hope this thread doesn't get locked for a while. Should be pretty entertaining. Hilarious that OP's only real argument is that LeBron plays against better competition. Wow. Just wow.
 
I hope this thread doesn't get locked for a while. Should be pretty entertaining. Hilarious that OP's only real argument is that LeBron plays against better competition. Wow. Just wow.
 
MJ had evey skill set & then some, you peps really need to go back & watch game footage from when the g.o.a.t. played. I'd recommend the ultimate Jordan deluxe limited edition box set. Obviously you've never seen the man play & spent too much time starring @ shoes. Skill set? WOW...... I mean WOW
 
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Actually dude just signed up to Nike talk.com, & had only recently read the topic/views being disused. Although instead of trying to be some type of way, he added something productive to the conversation. But whatever helps you sleep @ night? Love Yourz
 
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