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“That one right there made me the greatest player of all-time,” he said. “That’s what I felt. I was super, super ecstatic to win won for Cleveland because of the 52-year drought. The first wave of emotion, when everyone saw me crying, that was 52 years of sports and everything that’s gone on in Cleveland. And then after I stopped, I was like, that one right there made you the greatest player of all time.”

Sir, MJ would smoke you like you were one of his Cuban cigars.

Have to be real here, but he has a point you know.

I did not see MJ play, so I can't really be the judge to decide which is the GOAT, but Lebron has a good point.

Any player of his calibur should feel this way, especially doing something special like that.

Kobe still GOAT tho, afk everyone

JohnWillow wrote:Have to be real here, but he has a point you know.

I did not see MJ play, so I can't really be the judge to decide which is the GOAT, but Lebron has a good point.

no he doesnt

unfortunately GOAT is a title thats earned not claimed

As someone who watched MJ play from the early 90's through to watching Lebron play today there is no way I could have Lebron above MJ as the GOAT.

Both are unreal players but the thing that gets MJ across the line is the 6/6 Finals and his ultimate competitive drive to win.

Lebron can say it all he wants but for me MJ will always be the GOAT.

As always people have different Goats. Some have Kareem some Lebron some MJ etc etc etc. Like this is some chocking thing lebron is thinking this.

probably made him top 2 for sure

He ain’t wrong.

That probably made him GOAT in Cleveland. Some one have to be the best player in a team that wins teams first championship and that doesn't make those players GOATs. If it would there would be several GOATs in NBA alone. On general level on basketball or any sport that is a bad reasoning, but on personal level or team level that can be used as a reason, but even on that level it is quite bad reason.

He has a LEGIT claim to it because of that, what he did was unheard of. He was superhuman.

in Cleveland, yes!!! 'Tis the truth.

Overall, no.

PaulLee wrote:“That one right there made me the greatest player of all-time,” he said. “That’s what I felt. I was super, super ecstatic to win won for Cleveland because of the 52-year drought. The first wave of emotion, when everyone saw me crying, that was 52 years of sports and everything that’s gone on in Cleveland. And then after I stopped, I was like, that one right there made you the greatest player of all time.”

Here’s the video of LeGoat.

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Lol that’s good for him. Us humans should always find ways to keep ourselves at the top in our mind. I don’t blame.

MJ is too unreachable imo. Just overall GOAT. Lebron just can’t reach the status MJ has.

Narcissistic delusions of grandeur.

I wonder how Kyrie felt after hitting the shot.

ajdontwatchthat wrote:Any player of his calibur should feel this way, especially doing something special like that.

Kobe still GOAT tho, afk everyone

Kobe’s not even the greatest Laker. How can he be in the conversation of being the GOAT?

JohnWillow wrote:Have to be real here, but he has a point you know.

I did not see MJ play, so I can't really be the judge to decide which is the GOAT, but Lebron has a good point.

No he doesn't. Winning one specific title (no matter how much the city appreciates it) does not make you the GOAT.

How these threads usually go:

Most everyone who watched MJ play: Jordan is better
Most everyone who didn't watch MJ play: LeBron is better