There is no universe in which players talk like this about LeBron

It's offensive that a "debate" even exists.  I agree that Kobe Bean is the closest, but yet he's still so far away. R.I.P. Mamba.....

People really have no idea. MJ got so big and so famous worldwide he was asked in interviews if he could fix the world's problems. Not basketball's problems, not the United States problems, the WORLD'S problems.

You’re right. MJ did not have the flu. No, it was much worse than that. He had food poisoning. Anyone that has ever had food poisoning knows that you can’t move, you never felt worse in your life, you feel like you are dying, and then you wish you would die just to stop the nightmare. Normal humans could not do anything if they had food poisoning, no way. How Michael not only played, but played at that level is ridiculous. Only MJ.
Hey, nice job with this reaction! You’re good at this. I need to check out what else you’ve done. 👏👏

Asking if lebron can play in MJ era? Well look at 2011 finals with Dallas and you’ll know. 😂😂😂😂

Jordan was a freakish athlete who had the discipline and drive to put in 110% to fundamentals. He's the GOAT. I'm sorry. There's no conversation to be had. And off the court, I don't think it's really explainable to the younger generations. He had a level of fame that doesn't exist anymore. He was literally a symbol of America and American greatness. The whole world wanted to be "like Mike."

Michael Jordan is defined as DOMINANCE.

The game in the 90s is tough. Big boys playing hard.

The guy who can back up trash talk is the dude! MJ and Bird are part of a very small club of Elites who can do just that.

Jordan was and is Mr NBA always and forever

The late great Kobe Bryant followed in MJ footsteps, and it got him 5 chips. Who followed LeBron, and how many chips did they get ? MJ was feared and revered by his teammates as well as his opponents, who fears LeBron? No one.

Perfect Balance … Perfect form… Greatest athlete .. Greatest fundamentals, perfect BB IQ!☑️

That 55 against barkley in the finals is a finals record most points in a game. Also Mj avg 41 ppg for the finals, also a record. But Mj was also pissed they gave the MVP to barkley.

Not a flu game,  but a food poisoning game

MJ was the ultimate Alpha.  There is never a room he walks into where he isn't THE guy.

Look up the jordan and scottie clamp down defense video. Great reaction.

Psychotically competitive - there has never been (and never will be) someone like that again in the NBA. Add to that his insane physical gifts, killer instinct, clutchness, second to none fundamental skills and a ability to play both ends of the court at an elite level and you simply have a player that is the GOAT......and it is not even up for a debate because top to bottom warts and all he is a level above all of the other usual suspect we can name as all time greats of the game.

And I'm from Detroit and watched the bad boys basically tried to kill him

Great video, bro. Alot of guys I watch aren't clued in, and you have a good balance of commentary and pause and rewind the right way. I really enjoyed it. You can see that you appreciate the game and the skill. 1st time watcher and subbed.

My MJ story. I lived in Indiana in a small town South of Chicago in 1988-89. Little town called Hebron. I went to exactly one game, and it was like a Super Bowl in my young eyes at 16 years old. Years later, my dad was the superintendent overseeing the refurbishment of the customs portion of New Orleans airport in the early 90s. Eric Martin (WR for the Saints) had a contractor company and was hired by my dad. MJ and him were friends, and my dad walked into the office, and MJ was sitting there. He and Eric Martin were going to play golf. My dad went to a gift shop at the airport and got one of those nerf basketballs you use with these goals you hang on a door. He asked MJ to sign it for me. He told my dad that the only reason was because he knew I had to be a fan bcuz I played basketball in Indiana in high school. He was a good dude beyobd being a fierce competitor.

Most teams feared Jordan! No teams feared Lebron.