EXCLUSIVE: 4-Time NBA Champion Explains Why Michael Jordan Wins ‘GOAT’ Debate Over LeBron James
Former NBA center Will Perdue spent six seasons as a teammate of Michael Jordan with the Chicago Bulls, winning three straight championships from 1991-93.The now-59-year-old has spent parts of his post-playing career as a radio broadcaster for ESPN,
NBA News: Stephen A. Smith's New Insights on the GOAT Debate Between LeBron and Jordan
Stephen A. Smith's Evolving Perspective Stephen A. Smith has long championed Michael Jordan as the GOAT, yet his recent commentary indicates a notable shift in his stance. He acknowledged that LeBron James's ability to maintain a high level of performance for 22 consecutive seasons is an extraordinary feat that cannot be overlooked.
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Paul Pierce argues everyone needs to rethink the GOAT debate: "Each generation gave us something different""The Truth" believes the GOAT debate should shift from crowning one player to appreciating greatness across all eras.
He may have shared the court with Michael Jordan but former Chicago Bulls guard Steve Kerr believes a current NBA star is ...
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Mario Chalmers Reveals Who Is The NBA GOATMario Chalmers spent nearly a decade playing in the NBA and worked closely with many superstars. He remains a diehard ...
Stephen A. Smith believes that the late, great Kobe Bryant can't be considered the GOAT since he wasn't the best off-guard.
A proposed trade between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Phoenix Suns could give Anthony Edwards the chance to team up with ...
After LeBron James broke the NBA's all-time scoring record, some naysayers started calling him the Longevity GOAT as a way to avoid calling him the actual GOAT. Although James, according to us, has by ...
Kai Cenat’s bold NBA GOAT take left Stephen A. Smith speechless and sparked a heated debate. Was he serious or just trolling?
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"I don't get offended when people do not put my name in the category" - Shaq explains why he puts Kobe in the GOAT conversation and not himself"I worked hard enough to be dominant," O'Neal said. "I didn't work hard enough to be the best. [Michael] Jordan and Kobe and ...
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