Asking Over 30 NBA Players Who PLAYED Against LeBron and Jordan 'Who is the GOAT?'.

Ray Allen: Jordan J Williams : LeBron Larry Hughes: Jordan Dirk: Jordan but leaning towards LeBron Paul Pierce: says Jordan is the goat in a more recent interview (when him and KG discussing new 65 game rule) Scott Williams: Jordan Shane Battier: LeBron Jerry Stackhouse: Jordan Mike Miller: No answer Ron Artest: Jordan Iverson: Jordan Vince: Jordan Payton: Jordan Brendan Haywood: LeBron (didnt exactly say it) Boozer: LeBron (didnt exactly say it) Kevin Willis: Jordan Garnett: LeBron Webber: Jordan Isiah Thomas: LeBron Jason Kidd: LeBron Wally: Jordan Gilbert: LeBron Shaq: says Jordan is the goat in a more recent interview (All about the westcoast) Jamal Crawford: Jordan Grant Hill: Jordan Al Harrington: LeBron Reggie Miller: Jordan Charles Oakley: LeBron Tracy McGrady: eventually says Jordan is his goat Juwan Howard: LeBron Karl Malone: LeBron But there's a ton more clips you left out of players who played against both. Chauncey Billips: Jordan Alounzo Morning: Jordan Steve Nash: Jordan Eddie House: Jordan Jalen Rose: Jordan Stephen Jackson: Jordan Jamal Mashburn: Jordan Stephan Marbury: Jordan LeBron: 13 Jordan: 26

I hate these conversations because anyone who played against both didn’t play against Jordan during his prime years. These types of debates makes better sense between Kobe and lebron

To compare LBJ to MJ is like comparing the greatest distance Runner to the greatest Sprinter.

I thought this argument was done with. I don't even know how this comparison is valid. GOATS don't come home with bronze medals. GOATS don't lose championships. GOATS don't switch teams to chase a ring, they win with the team they got. GOATS don't brick when an important game is on the line. And last but not least, GOATS don't say they're the GOAT, people say it.

Imagine Jordan and LeBron both playing simultaneously in their primes and facing each other in the finals. Someone would’ve taken it personally. The End.

The problem is, anybody who played against a prime Mike only played against a young Bron. If they played Bron in his prime, they were pups when they played Mike.

Love how they show LeBron dunking on stackhouse while he’s saying he’s going with MJ because they’re both from NC 😂

8:42 6 Finals loses. Quitting. Teaming up with other top 10 players. Yeah. Flawless

The REAL debate is how the hell did this really become a debate??? Most laughable debate ever created.

Bro Jordan stood with bulls 13 yrs and never gave up team , faith. Bron has been to 3 different teams looking for a chip. If he woul of stayed with the Cavs the whole time, he would of had at least 3 chips from the Cavs

The GOAT conversation ended when Lebron had to join forces with Wade to win rings. I just want to see what happens when his PED use is officially a story

How Lebron has eliminated Kobe from the conversation is incredible. Being honest and snarky

MJ is my goat, but we have to be real...every generation has its own goat.The one with whoom they grew up,they watched,and wanted to be.I understand,and I'm not mad at all.

"Lebrons body of work is flawless" how anyone says that with a straight face is beyond me. Even the most diehard jordan fans wouldnt say that about MJ. BY FAR the most annoying thing about Lebron fans is that they will say ANYTHING to propagandize this team hopping whiner.

At 5'6, ive got 0 points in the NBA. But in my driveway, I got my own rebound on a missed layup, then missed again.

Lebron doesn’t have 3 defenders, it’s 3 guys hoping he doesn’t get charged into and get called for not moving out lebrons way to the basket

I find it wild that this debate is so toxic in the fanbase, while when you hear players talk about it none of them have a single negative thing to say about either Bron or MJ. But in the larger scheme of things too, why does it matter? All the comparison just kills the ability to enjoy watching great athletes achieve great things

@17:34 What the younger generation has to realise is that what Kevin Willis is talking about is fact. Michael couldn't get to the rim as freely as Lebron can today, period, but he still averaged well above 30pts even though the majority of the lanes were closed. He was going to the basket regardless, not just facilitate or sit out on the perimeter and shoot 3's. He wanted you to think that whatever you do, I'm going to overcome that challenge. He wanted to break you down mentally as well as physically, and he did it without fearing the consequences. Everybody was in awe, including management, coaches, and players alike. He's the most feared man in the NBA to date and could not be dethroned once he became a champion. He was unstoppable, then unbeatable. ... and all in just 13 years.

Everyone used to say, "LeBron is a pass first player." Well, what are u supposed to do with at least three defenders guarding you whenever you get the ball in your prime? but then he was as successful as he was today. Just remember, mj doesn't have even two guys guarding him in every crunch time. not even in his "last shot at Utah."

Lebron is amazing but Michael is an icon. MJ is like Pope John Paul II in Europe. You may not believe me, but in Europe, if you ask your grandmother, grandfather or child who Lebron James is, very often they don't know. But when you ask about Jordan, even the old grandma knows who he is. All these conversations about who is the best are a bit pointless. In the current era, Lebron is undoubtedly the best. Michael was the best in his era. but I know one thing, the basketball player who has been my biggest inspiration so far is Michael. Think about it, Michael played his last match 21 years ago and everyone is talking about him. I wonder if in 20 years we will be talking about LeBron like Jordan. We have to wait to answer this question