How Michael Jordan & LeBron James Differ As TEAMMATES | Brendan Haywood Breaks The GOATs Down

[@Crunchtime503]

This was probably the first time that I have ever heard anyone compare Jordan and Bron without trying to make one sound better than the other. Very refreshing to hear Brandon’s opinion

[@LaidBack--]

If you read between the lines, he's clearly saying who's the better player and or AT LEAST leader.

[@williebender1895]

Agreed

[@BooHefner]

​@@LaidBack--no he's not

[@LaidBack--]

@@BooHefner he LITERALLY is. Now go play somewhere

[@chisolmronald]

​@@LaidBack--stop it.

[@eejebee]

SO nice to hear the hosts letting the guest talk!!

[@jourdansarpy4935]

No Chill is probably the best podcast in terms of getting the “real” NBA players to open up on camera.

[@chrisw7718]

@@jourdansarpy4935and JJ reddick

[@xxtooshiestyxx8756]

​@@chrisw7718and podcast p 🙏... Lot of fire pods now

[@turnupthesun81]

I know everyone has their interviewing style but I love hearing guest talk with silence around them. Too many guys have to throw in a “hmmmmm…” “uh-huh….” And a “yeah….” and it’s as if they need you know they’re still there.

[@eejebee]

I know and it’s so annoying when the guest is about to make a point and the host interjects and totally changes the direction of the conversation. Most ANNOYING thing lol

[@stringer2295]

That “absolutely not” is hilarious

[@raymondsims7042]

Lmao yeah what was blatt thinking?😂😂

[@schmitkeoriginals]

👑🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@VVVY777]

LeBron shows up Blatt and JR Smith one time, and you're supposed to forget all the multitudes of times he's pussed out.

[@davidchandler6885]

I'm sure he used not those nice words lol

[@stringer2295]

@@VVVY777 guarantee you're white and mediocre

[@LouiePalomaBM]

When MJ came out of retirement to the Wizards, he had at least a couple hundred million in the bank and was considered the GOAT..yet he treated the game with the same love and commitment he had when he was 25yrs old

[@kayceelebron7706]

Yeah, same with kobe and bron, i and a lot more people these days consider bron the goat, he still playing great still wants to win, same with kobe he always wanted to win

[@edwardwalden05]

Then why did he quit the game twice?

[@The-Dom]

@@edwardwalden05 at least MJ never quit mid game/series

[@hitek9too255]

​@@The-DomHe did against the Pistons in the 4th quarter when he got blew out.

[@kayceelebron7706]

@@edwardwalden05 who quit the game twice? Only one out of these 3, jordan, retired twice.

[@BrutusJrThe3rd]

I’m just glad he confirmed 14 flat is Gil’s only play LMAO

[@AfricanBootySlappers]

“It worked tho” 😂😂😂

[@tellitlikeitisfresh6541]

Why he weak

[@imdbtruth]

Haywood was an underrated role player in the Mavs 2011 Championship team. Such a luxury for Dallas to have two starting caliber Centers.

[@xofmetleh6618]

He is not underrated cause he really is only a back up. The best decision Mavs made was to get Tyson cause if Haywood was the starting center they will not win a playoffs

[@YourTechHomeboy]

That’s why we about to win with Gafford and lively

[@Truth-io5lz]

He was really nice, I’d take him any day on my team

[@theanalyticalrevolutionary3415]

How do ppl not find real players speaking about their real life experiences not more entertaining than media personalities 😮

[@shakiid7]

they sheep not ppl

[@rahrahtyme2877]

To scratch a play that your own coach drew up, take the clipboard, then draw up your own play, with you taking the last shot to win the game, and then perfectly executing it, is simply.... SICK!🤮

[@wesleycuban8649]

That’s Bron. Niggas said absolutely not 😂

[@Baja2424]

But he scared of the free throw line

[@sonnywoods6846]

He was scared to guard kd in game 3 of 2018 finals

[@sonnywoods6846]

Also he could have showed us his clutch Gene in game 1 of the 2018 finals by banging with kd for the freethrow and putting the ball in the basket instead of hanging out behind the 3 point line. If LeBron got tge defensive free-throw instead of JR Smith they would have won the game. Kd and the warriors gave up and was done.

[@Baja2424]

@@sonnywoods6846 yeah it’s a lot of what if players been saving lebron for years

[@steviechampagne]

crazy how even today, 30 years later, we all still love to hear MJ stories… he was a myth and a legend

[@albertc2390]

He's not a myth. We saw him play.

[@CLeodO]

​@@albertc2390fr

[@bcghasokmbb2341]

My goodness get off your knees

[@HT-sm9dm]

@@albertc2390lol

[@chevyxking]

⁠@@albertc2390”or Did we”

[@LonghornsLegend]

I think that was when Blatt tried to make LeBron the inbounder on the last shot 😅

[@AveryB.0]

Exactly

[@windycityassasin5236]

Is that the game the refs gave Cleveland an extra timeout? That shot should have never happend bulls were up 2-1 I'm pretty sure.

[@Ryyian]

​@@windycityassasin5236it's ok to 😭

[@coreythomas3633]

​@@windycityassasin5236Mj CHOKED A 2-1 LEAD was getting dominate by the role players of like john sally and joe dumar of the pistons. Boy stfu. Mj DIDN'T PLAY TGE COMPETITION IN THE FINALS LIKE LBJ. SPURS,GSW,MAVS swept KOBE COMING OFF A CHIP. Beat OKC THUNDER kd,Westbrook and harden. Stop the stupidity little boy. LEBRON THE GOAT.

[@wesleycuban8649]

That’s why he said idk why Blatt did that 😂

[@GeraldCheves]

Both players coach their team-mates. Their styles are different, but both are effective.

[@clanwaddell5628]

For me, I like the MJ way cuz it forces you to get on board or get off. He's a dick, but you don't have to guess about where you stand.

[@PhiyackYuh]

Yeh lebitch will trade ya if you dont play his bs system right. Just look what happened yeh

[@JonJacks]

Literally this topic came up not too long ago on Twitter with Lebron drawing up his own play. Gonna have to use this clip.

[@apples874]

Were they arguing against this being true?

[@charleshocqii4301]

It’s drawing up a play lmao it’s not that special

[@JonJacks]

@@charleshocqii4301 yet you took the time out of your day to watch a video, scroll through the comments, then proceed to click to comment, type out a message, and finally hit send.

[@JonJacks]

@@apples874 no, it was just a topic that came up. Sometimes people need proof lol

[@shauncampbell4371]

perfect explanation of the difference between the two players.

[@bodeezy78]

" I was kicking it with u" lol 😂

[@Sonnel_James]

"why i beat you here" legends just think differently or it's just MJ being super competitive at everything 😂

[@sg5725]

Just MJ and other great players

[@howardmighty6764]

Used to wonder why/how blatt got fired so quickly and with a winning record.

[@Dewan2219847]

Hard to have a losing record with prime bron

[@wesleycuban8649]

@@Dewan2219847It’s not acceptable to anyone front office in that time period. Having a losing record with Lebron and you know he’s doing his job. It’s obviously the coach and they were right to change coaches

[@Dewan2219847]

@@wesleycuban8649 he never had a losing record

[@orlmagicfan4life528]

Cleveland had a good defense with him, never did after that. I don't think Blatt wanted LeBron to be a pseudo-coach, which is why he got the boot.

[@jamesmarshall6619]

When you have a LeBron, managing someone like him goes with the territory and it's not easy. Phil was great at managing Jordan, Kobe, Shaq. Phil wasn't exactly a great X's and O's guy but he knew how to manage huge personalities. Blatt seemed to be a good X's and O's guy, seemed to be a guy ready to develop a young team but LeBron, managing his personality he just wasn't ready or suited for.

[@dores34]

Played 82 games that last season. They dont make em like that no more.

[@mauiworld8022]

scheduling was drastically different. less back-to-backs. more days off in between games to recover. tell the whole story lol

[@godssonlaz120]

@@mauiworld8022they don’t know the whole story. They follow scripts

[@FlickSwitchGo]

​@@godssonlaz120yet Jordan has the most minutes ever recorded in a season by a 40 year old but you gone try to spin some bullshit 😂

[@dores34]

@mauiworld8022 the story is he was 40.. go back and look at his games played every year and you tell me if you think if he played today would he still play 80 and 82 games every year..if you think he wouldn't, you're mistaken. He is famous for saying why he plays every game and plays hard every game. Everybody knows THAT STORY.... Go see who else on the wizards played 82 games that year.

[@brittanywilson9361]

They played twice a week and he retired twice

[@marcomcdowell8861]

He asked how they differed, he gave his experiences and summary, and MFs are still like to hell with what the guy who actually lived it, said 🤣 That's just hatred by folks. You can't even logically substantiate it.

[@Hunter_XXL]

😊

[@tylerdejesus6333]

The logic of these arguments have been absent from one side for some time now

[@clanwaddell5628]

He's not hating, they are different personalities. They were raised different, they played different positions during different eras. To me, it makes sense as LeBron is competitive and hungry to win, just he's passive aggressive where MJ will just call you out in practice openly.

[@tylerdejesus6333]

@@clanwaddell5628 one of the most reasonable responses I’ve seen

[@clanwaddell5628]

@@tylerdejesus6333 for real. Two guys who are argued as the best of all time. Just different personalities. I really enjoyed listening to him.

[@scandelez]

All Gil’s old teammates know about that 1-4 flat lmfao

[@jaybills437]

Love this insider stuff

[@freakboy40]

This was an excellent clip. Very objective and honest. I view LeBron and Jordan as just two great players from in different generations who did things their own way. Kobe was great but he was more like Jordan. LeBron wanted to be like himself as a player. People that say he isn't aggressive enough don't understand basketball. He is going to make the right basketball play every time and not just rely on his talent. Jordan had unbelievable mental toughness. That's what I think about Jordan.

[@Shablue1]

😂😂😂😂....@ "LeBron wanted to be his own player". What's his jersey number again?

[@freakboy40]

@@Shablue1 Michael Jordan is his idol. So he wears his number. So what? He does not play the same style as Michael Jordan....lmao. Anyone can see that it is his own style. He actually shares the basketball.

[@Shablue1]

@freakboy40 so Kobe copied MJ style and LeBron copied his jersey. But you only tried to dismiss one of those guys......

[@nine3seven]

@@freakboy40funny cuz the guy who “copied MJ” WON MORE than the guy who wanted to be “himself” lol

[@freakboy40]

@@nine3seven Well, that's how people that see no value in being yourself think.

[@maartenvz]

Fantastic stories and props to the hosts for letting Brendan speak without interrupting

[@carlb1409]

Killer instinct? I think Lebron played all 72 games ONE season! MJ never sat out. An injury during his 2nd year made him miss like 60 games. But he FORCED the team to let him play the rest.

[@TrayReeko]

playing injured dont give you killer instinct ..... shit actually dumb greater chance of getting hurt worst

[@williamalexander9485]

Killer instinct? MJ retired twice in his prime. So yea he was fresh for the times he did decide to play

[@RickymfP]

Its 82 games for one and jordan fucking retired 3 times 😂

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

I had no idea he played with a 40 year old Michael in Washington At that time he had his championship rings and mvps but mike went to work and it was all for the love of the game of basketball

[@MyDogSteppedOnaBeee]

Lebron is low key the GM too. We call him "Le GM"

[@Aggie4life77]

Jordan was the GM and still putting up numbers bruh!

[@wadaya4844]

Lebron is everything, Lebrick, Leflop, etcc...

[@ryanseco5207]

@@wadaya4844legoat, don’t forget that

[@wadaya4844]

@@ryanseco5207 legoat of flops sounds better..go search "the last flop".

[@nygmatik2699]

@@ryanseco5207LeLies and LeNarratives….LeManufactured!😂

[@ConnectFork]

JR got him back with his own play a few years later though 😂😂😂

[@FergMartice]

This was just wrong but funny as hell!! Well played Sir!

[@sunike07]

Great way to put it out there when he said LeBron is “passive aggressive, see if it’ll work itself out, massage the situation.” No doubt LeBron has great hoop IQ in passing to an wide open teammate for highest % shot or taking it into the hole as a freight train. Knowing damned well you can’t win all games since it may work or may not as it all comes down to if the basket gets scored or not while also depending if the opposing team’s defense works in favor or not.

[@TheEsquireOfSportsFSU]

Passive aggression is not an admirable trait and it's why he has 6 finals losses. And this high IQ myth is more Klutch Sports propaganda.

[@eziequelwatson9995]

5:41 yo the sound he made erasing the board was the last straw 😂😂🤣

[@name_me_king73]

I've never heard that LeBron story so now I'm like "wow!!!" If that ain't a "killer instinct" then idk what you'd call that!?

[@sa9245]

The problem to me isn't that LeBron doesn't have the killer instinct. It is that it isn't always on like MJ, Kobe, and Bird. LeBron's 2012 game 6 against the Celtics is as cold blooded as you can get. I'd put that game up against anyone else's. But then he has games where he just seems too passive. Too much waiting for the game to open up and come to him. If he played like he did during that Celtics game every game then I don't think there would even be a GOAT debate. But LeBron has left too much in the tank and not enough on the floor over the years.

[@lennybeason1110]

Exactly! He’s to passive for me at times in the clutch! Then he’ll settle for a step back 3 instead of a simple pull up midrange jumpshot!

[@BinDABA]

Oh is that "problem"? You even take a moment to listen to yourself before you post? Who you gotta be to sit back and talk about the problem with how someone you do not know handles their HoF career? No stakes anonymity is a helluva drug...

[@cottonmather8146]

"Always on" lol, no such thing. Lebron simply doesn't have the midrange that those players have, that's the difference. He ain't shooting like game 6 2012 "killer" or not. It's about ability and he doesn't have that, nothing to do with killer instinct

[@sportstalkonly1442]

Bruh nobody played like that every game. Not jordan not kobe not bird. Just stop

[@TherealjamesbLive]

Needed this interview!!!! Both goats in their own perspective 💯💯💯

[@Wis_Dom]

Sorry, but, no. It's not Greatest of "their" time. It's Greatest of "all" time. I like Lebron, but it's Jordan.

[@robglobal1]

Lebron is nowhere near a goat.

[@ST-xg3gy]

Great interview!

[@DrugzMunny]

"I would rather die then do that play." "Don't you think that's a little harsh? It's a perfectly fine play."

[@travisjazzbo3490]

Amongst all the stories, the crazy stats, the awards... The Dude retired in his prime... If he wouldn't have, he would have had 8 championships. The 2 - 3 peats were with 2 different teams! Only Scottie was in common with the 2 teams! That is insane! Even his Wizards stint... Gone for 3 years... Known for his crazy athleticism... unlike Lebron, Jordan's hops and quickness were basically gone by that time for MJ. He adjusts his game... not exactly the same guy, but if you look at his stats, even though a good portion of those 2 years he was playing injured, his stats are pretty close to Kobe's lifetime stats... Check it out! Dude was unreal

[@ericbadu3726]

Great description on the subtle differences between to great ball players. Oh and Lebron isn't the first player to draw up his own game winning shot during time out. Larry Bird used to draw up his plays mentally and then tell Cooper or Domi iwue or Barkley whoever was guarding him. I miss these legends but life goes not backwards.

[@sportstalkonly1442]

Nobody ever said he was the first player. He was just killing the myths about lebron not being clutch or being afraid of the moment.

[@TheEsquireOfSportsFSU]

Nothing subtle. HUGE difference and why one has 6 wins and the other has 6 LOSSES.

[@RickymfP]

He didnt say he was the first bruh, stop projecting

[@BigBen1994]

I can't see LeBron ever getting out of shape

[@vagabond4576]

Get out more.

[@huckstaunfiltered8200]

EPO will do that for a player, ask @Chael Sonnen (ex UFC fighter) about Lebron... Google it,

[@joejoiner8582]

People criticize Bron for not playing "82 games" in a season like he hasn't made deep playoff runs damn near every season of his career. The man has played an additional 282 games in the postseason. Bron play 100 games a season injured or not

[@VVVY777]

And amassed all his participation stats while losing 6 Finals and missing the Playoffs in his late prime.

[@maine6441]

@@VVVY777Bringing up finals losses is the dumbest argument ever made

[@23gobears]

​@@maine6441only if it hurts your guys story. 😂

[@joejoiner8582]

@@VVVY777 You said missing the playoffs in his late prime like he wasn't in the playoffs last year. How many playoffs did Kobe, or Mj lead their team to late in their careers

[@gmac_sports]

Who cares that's easy when you take vacations during the season 😂

[@poly_g6068]

This is what NBA fans really don't want to hear. Blows my mind. They only want to hear the first half.

[@jonpoon3896]

This is the most fair I’ve seen it talked about. Lebron is good cop, MJ is bad cop. But both great

[@ThanosDidTheRightThing]

Imagine MJ missing the playoffs with AD and Westbrook ? LOL!

[@wemakecookie]

AD out half the season, a well past his prime Westbrook, and 37 year old Lebron out 1/4 the season. Durr durr, how'd Lebron miss the playoffs!?!

[@sideshowbobsaget8876]

​@@wemakecookieThe injured Clippers made the Playoffs. Weak excuse.

[@Dipset415]

@@sideshowbobsaget8876💯😭

[@LoveLife_DoYou]

This would of been a good topic if undisputed was still on 😂😂 can hear Shannon now

[@GameUnkasa]

Lol facts

[@brooklynlace5503]

That was a good interview

[@ny352]

As much as i dont like most of Skips takes about Lebron, he even said that Lebron does has killer mentality, only when he's playing angry while MJ & Kobe killer mentality just always on.

[@TheReal-xp2ti]

But who cares

[@herbyoung2767]

Easy to have killer instinct against Jeff Hornecek and Hershey Hawkins

[@princellasmith7562]

Yes, "angry LeBron" is definitely a scary LeBron. I wish he had that in all of his games.

[@abdirahmanhassan1848]

if its always on how did they ever lose lmfao

[@Wisestomatoe]

@@herbyoung2767lmaoooo

[@ciarrajohnson3849]

He walked in that locker room like, “Y’all ready to win like the Bulls❓⁉️ What finger your ring going on❓❓⁉️🖕🏿🖕🏿🖕🏿🖕🏿🖕🏿🖕🏿🖕🏿🖕🏿”

[@quintidwell99]

Sad thing about it the cavs was 33-13 and lebron got blatt fired behind it

[@curtiscoffman6735]

Fuck ‘em lmao

[@Pepeeeeeee23233]

Sad thing about it the bulls made it to the semi finals then eastern finals and Jordan got Collins fired behind it

[@jayboyyyy8569]

@@Pepeeeeeee23233good one mfs quick to say lebron got someone fired

[@iaintthereyet914]

Failed to mention that they won the CHIP.

[@criticalthought4910]

Sad thing about it the Cavs won a Championship directly after Blatt got fired and he hasn’t coached an NBA game since

[@lawrencedaos3481]

FUBO LEBRON HAS TO IMPROVISED TO PLAY BASKETBALL , SIR AIR JORDAN IT COMES NATURAL FOR HIM. SO FUBO GOT DA PICTURE. SAY NO MORE

[@thiernobah6453]

Those basketball players are so soft!!! So basically training is at 11am and you are a showing up at 10am? You should be there at 8am. Luke a regular job. Work out, stretching, individual training, shooting and then start team training, massage and you should be home by 1h30pm the latest. It’s still only 1/2 day of work for us mère mortal.

[@JM-44-]

That’s team oriented training. players put in way more work than their organization provides

[@solido888]

Lol if you fly back from a road trip and get home at midnight or later, nobody is showing up at 8am.

[@bamboosho0t]

Hard times make strong men. Strong men make good times. Good times make weak men. The NBA struggle was over by the early 2000’s. Salaries were blowing up. Media attention was at an all-time high. It’s not the same NBA as it was in 1984 where the Finals were on tape-delay. And salaries, although very good by 1984 money, are pennies compared to today. Ja Morant makes more money in 1 game than the avg NBA player in 1984 for 82 games.

[@tari8134]

@@bamboosho0t Lmao that's literally not true. NBA players used to smoke cigarettes, drink, and f women during the f'n game in pre-2000's NBA. The real struggle is when you have to be disciplined and avoid all that.

[@akwu117]

who got the link to that bron game winner?

[@paulh.9937]

Bron was drawing up his own game winning shots. He's up there with all the killers. All of you skip Bayless fans need to watch more ball

[@JokerSweep]

But he's not the killer

[@JokerSweep]

Bron draw his own plays. He just got swept but they blaming the coach why they lost

[@olaakande5581]

For the coach to not draw up the play for the best player on his team for the last shot says a lot.

[@Jayjoe96]

@@olaakande5581 yeah it says a lot about the coach not the player that why he’s no longer a coach in the league and hasn’t been since Cleveland

[@dazzz887]

Lmao......

[@coldheartedbandit1955]

I do remember that game my boy bron was playing bad then came clutch in the end

[@youngninotube]

Lol so his coach drew up a play for their shooting guard and not him… simple as that.

[@MuscleManeTV]

lo JR is one difficult shot making guy but bro bodied his coach and won the game simple as that

[@AZ-gz8md]

Yet if it was any other player who did this people would say it's killer instinct or Mamba Mentality.

[@Hunter_XXL]

​@@AZ-gz8mdyeah. Instead it's LeBron trying to hog the spotlight. Lol. MJ nods to Phil to pull a guy off the court? "It's his will to win." LeBron does that? "Who does he think he is, the coach?!?" It's amazing.

[@poly_g6068]

LeBron demands the last shot: "Uncoachable diva." Jordan demands the last shot: "Real killer instinct. Take notes LeFraud." Kobe demands the last shot: "That's mamba mentality."

[@reginaldmackey6616]

Absolutely NOT!!!! LBJ needs to copyright that joint there!

[@CaliCool91]

I personally prefer MJ to LeBron. I do however find it funny that most people in real life would hate working with or dealing with someone like MJ/Kobe. I personally enjoy aggressive in your face style, but I've seen so called Kobe fans cry under pressure at work or in a team setting when someone challenges them. LeBron's style isn't my type, I prefer the asshole personality, but most people in life prefer Lebron's style and don't want to admit it.

[@nocomment2725]

basketball is different from real life bruh

[@solido888]

@@nocomment2725 Tell that to Kwame Brown

[@spokcam]

Basketball isn’t real life? I’m confused

[@CaliCool91]

@@nocomment2725 playing on a team with MJ or Kobe would be a players real life job. And I think most fans would actually hate that experience if they were lucky enough to make it to the NBA and play with them. The average fan can’t handle their boss setting a hard deadline, let alone Kobe calling them soft to their face.

[@nocomment2725]

@@CaliCool91 ngl ima big Kobe fan and u low key right. u got to be mentally tough to play with those guys so ignore what I said. but at the same time if u want to win im goin with them

[@Litldman99]

I love this. There’s just different ways to get to the same result. Y’all also need to realize, not saying one way is better than the other but players now might respond better to indirectness.

[@ikedrickwilliams9186]

J.R. was carrying them that game...

[@kirtybearoriginal]

This is what i mean. The only ppl who should make comments is someone that been around both. 2 different beasts from different eras always in GOAT Debate

[@johnnybraxton5539]

The great Michael Jordan highlights look like art work one and only goat

[@bamboosho0t]

You just dismantled the validity of your own argument with 3 words. I’ll leave you to figure out which 3 they are.

[@acidspit14]

@@theroster906 which numbers are that? 6 loses in finals? or playing 20 seasons only winning 4 rings with packed teams? or is it the no defending numbers when Lebron just sits in attack and waits for the ball. lemme know which

[@userunknown1578]

​@@theroster906LeBron is a better passer than Jordan... That is it.

[@teresamcgee-vd2uc]

​@@userunknown1578more efficient,better rebounder, assists, value over replacement, played more games but passed Jordan taking 2k less shots Etc.

[@teresamcgee-vd2uc]

​@@acidspit14stacked teams? Stop it. Jordan played with 4 hofers when he did battle in the Expansion Era. 😂2 all NBA defensive teammates in Rodman & Pippen,2 of the most prolific 3 pt shooters at the time in Kerr - pax, The Best Rim protectors, A 6th man in cucok, for the 2nd 3peat he had A top 5 MVP vote getter in Scottie and he was A top player in the league. Rule changes At mjs Request. The bulls 1 one less game without Jordan And had the Highest team rating of all their finals competition Except the jazz by 1. Mj had the Super Team of the 90s

[@begcoins]

"Absolutely Not!" 😂😂😂

[@Aggie4life77]

Bron is on these speciality Tom Brady diets while Jordan was smoking cigars and gambling until the wee hours of the night and still dropping 40 on you!

[@anubis3963]

Jordan took two years off try again loser🤦🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

[@uvolhdninasiw]

The man posts himself drinking Lobos , wine and tacos all the time - no he ain’t

[@basstheangelo]

LeBron would drop 35/12/12 on you drinking Lobos and eating tacos. That’s more production than 40 points. 😂

[@huckstaunfiltered8200]

EPO diet... Ask Chael Sonnen about it... Google iT

[@James-nc1dz]

Kobe woulda been in the gym at 4am , mike late

[@vagabond4576]

MJ competes on everything. Kobe says he aint like MJ on that level.

[@supercsim]

@@vagabond4576yes on more aspects, but Tim Grover said Kobe has no chill. He said even MJ knew when to stop. Kobe did not.

[@JeewanthaBandara]

Well. Kobe was excessive in his approach to everything.

[@Reneica1]

And Jordan is still better than Kobe. Regardless if Kobe arrives @ the gym @ 4:30😊

[@pulliam318]

So i hope Skip Bayless sees this. BH played with both

[@acs79]

Won’t help ya.Skip is right.

[@joechapman9518]

Love how they think 7:00 am is early. Tradesman getting to the gym at 5am than off to a construction site all day

[@mostelusive4313]

Absolutely not 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@justinsane1119]

All you have to do is be a casual observer of the league (and old enough to have watched Jordan) to know how different they are as teammates

[@Anti-IsraeliteDefamationLeague]

*Let's solve this debate with one SIMPLE question: Game 7, who you taking, Lebron... or MJ? Yea. Exactly.*

[@YungShaoKahnCito]

Facts, LeBron easy💯

[@dontaerussell3397]

M.J!!

[@manofaith75]

Game 7, I take Lebron all day every day...Check out his Game 7 record and his numbers which he elevates compared to his typical stats. He is arguably the most clutch performer in game 7's. If you ask me who I'd want to take the last shot, well, obviously Jordan.

[@J972M]

The numbers say Bron. The eye test says a tie.

[@manofaith75]

LeBron James has averaged 34.9 points, 9.9 rebounds, and 5.6 assists in 8 games in game sevens in his career. LeBron James is 6-2 in-game sevens in his career.

[@mindbully]

If that last story would’ve been about Jordan there would’ve been a never-ending media circle jerk.

[@SPLIFFSNWEALTHMEDIA]

Brendan Heywood....ur capping. That was 1 time Bron took over. Anybody who has watched both know Bron is no where close to the killer MJ is. No fam...don't care how you try to make it look pretty...Bron is not clutch.

[@derrickgreen3718]

Lmao

[@TakablePond]

lebron leads the playoffs in clutch shots and buzzer beaters do your homework before speaking

[@SPLIFFSNWEALTHMEDIA]

@TakablePond lol 😆...of course you would say that. Think about it smart guy...I would lead the playoffs in clutch shots too if I played that long with the ball in my hands. However smart guy research CAREER clutch shots and compare the percentages....stop listening to nick wrong and shannon sharpe..sorry but ya king is a horrible shooter....and is trash in those moments. Y'all lebron frank lickers are delusional Study my notes lil boy!.

[@uvolhdninasiw]

Sure since you know SO much than a player who played with him

[@InvestBetter.]

In other interviews, he keeps the record 100% perfect EVERY player who played with or against both says the same thing He says there is no doubt Jordan is the GOAT

[@Sldumas1983]

Their are different levels to this Basketball MJ and Kobe left it all on the line, Bron was shooting the Basketball to Ghost when the Lakers was playing the Nuggets and then when they played the Celtics this last year and he wanted the foul but then the ref didn’t see that either but he acted wired, You can’t depend on the Referee to bail you out every time just saying

[@Zac03.]

At least watch the full clip before you start hating.

[@rhondacommander5233]

You just talking. You didn’t watch the entire show.

[@Sldumas1983]

@@rhondacommander5233 yeah I got a right, And I did watch whole thing sir, Don’t be sensitive it’s basketball

[@criticalthought4910]

Male groupie fanboys act like the only two players that exist are the ones coached by Phil Jackson. There’s levels to basketball and both the Chicago dude and his clone were washed at LeBrons current age.

[@jordancosby91]

Lol how you talk about the back end of his career but wanna live in MJ and Kobe prime moments when they did nothing in the back end of their careers that’s even close to what brons doing

[@SDBROOKS08]

Besides T Lue has anybody played/coached with Mj Kobe and LeBron?

[@kingcollins3965]

The only people that don't think lebron Top 3 or is clutch. Is either Jordan fans or Kobe fans. Anyone with common sense knows he's a top 3 player, and he's clutch. And I think jordan the GOAT. But the truth is the truth.

[@cremdeniro237]

At 40 he was out working 20 year olds which is why I dont feel sorry for kwame charim brown

[@phillipschuman4307]

Michael Jordan definitely had something left to prove in his Wizard years. First, he wanted to show the new star guards that he was still better than them. He missed the attention as they had been getting the headlines in the press, and he felt somewhat forgotten. So he worked hard so he could be competitive with the younger players. More importantly for his legacy, he wanted to get to 30,000 points and pass Wilt's career total. It took two seasons to get there, even as much as he bombed away from the field with high shooting attempts. When he got to 30,000, they stopped the game for a ceremony and gave him a big trophy (although he was the 4th to do it).

[@ronnenvallejo7444]

I think we should start comparing Labron to Magic more so than Jordan. It’s Kobe-Jordan and Labron-Magic in my OPINION.

[@WillPooleNYC]

Major FACTS… That’s more of a fair comparison even though he’s not better than Magic. Comparing a 2 and a 4 is just dumb but we know it’s really about marketing dollars. Lebron and Luka or Nowitski is more like it frfr

[@ronnenvallejo7444]

@@WillPooleNYC Idk, is he better than Magic? I’m not talking stats just the eye test. I’ve been watching old Magic games as well as Labrons games and they really played a lot of the same way. Neither had a go-to move or good jump shot and they both were ok at defense. Idk, is Labron better than Magic? Magic was also more of a leader and had crazy sick passing abilities way better than Labron when I’m watching these older games. Again, my opinion. Thoughts?

[@WillPooleNYC]

@@ronnenvallejo7444 Magic was a floor general, developed an unstoppable hook shot later in his career, killer instinct, legit could play 5 positions plus Magic had a winning finals record of 5-4 compared to *4-6 (Asterisk for the Bubble Chip). So yea…. there’s no comparison in my opinion. Magic is better.

[@tari8134]

@@WillPooleNYC Other than the hook shot, you just described LeBron lol. How is there not a comparison? Also, what LeBron team was better than Magic's HoF Lakers teams?

[@ronnenvallejo7444]

@@WillPooleNYC understood. But was Magics go-to a hook shot? I mean he could do it but I didn’t remember him doing it much. I’ll check again but yeah, as I watch a lot of these old Magic clips it seems so many people forget how much better Magic was overall as a player than Labron. Again this is about the comparison to Magic more than Jordan. I still think Magic is a little better. Especially after just watching all these clips.

[@MrTechietut]

if bron have that killer instinct then we would have never seen him getting swept or having a meltdown...

[@Flexican510]

This “They Both Wanted to Win” Phrase is so Tiring, everyone Wants to win 😂.. Also who is the Player that had the bad game after partying with Jordan? I’ll say stackhouse

[@Flexican510]

@jordanmoses40 Role Players and most Stars want to Win

[@khiladiincorporated6286]

Please.. that’s when Blatt called a time out they didn’t have right in front of the ref. It should have been a technical and Rose with broken knees would have gotten the ball back and ran out the clock and they would have been up 3-1. Lebron was 10-30 that game and 1-7 from 3. Irving was 2-10 and 0-2. It was tied at that point when Lebron made the shot meaning no consequences for a miss, meaning it would have gone into OT. Lebron in the last 14 seconds had 1 charge, 1 TO and 1 missed layup. He also has another charge and 1 TO within the last 1:20. Blatt drawing up a play for the guy shooting 50% that game is no surprise. I’m pretty sure if the Cavs were down 1, Lebron doesn’t want the ball on the last shot. Just like against GS when he had Curry isolated on him but he passed it to JR and then proceeded to choke in OT.

[@williamarchie]

Let's set it straight Jordan is in a class all by himself I don't care no one can compare to him. When Jordan retired I stopped watching NBA, love Mike he's still making billions off Nike. Just like wilt Mike set the bar

[@tumbacuero]

Who cares bro ✌🏾

[@Tim_Dunkin]

That shit is funny bc it's relatable. Every ball player at one point has been in the huddle & wanted to do that but instead their just quiet until the "bring it in...**team name** on 3* 😂

[@gerson7366]

Bron wanted the shot cause it was a tie game. lol

[@TheEsquireOfSportsFSU]

Right. I used to shoot down those bogus arguments. Sure he will take the shot when there is OT to fall back on lmao

[@MrBmick79]

I was hoping to hear Haywood talk about their Carolina connection

[@TerryPORTER-ix7ws]

What Carolina connection

[@Nico-gz2es]

amazing stories

[@jerraldpresident3891]

The difference is MJ had a FATHER LBJ had his mom.

[@J972M]

Well neither of them have a father now

[@Avarice-Zero]

@@J972M True. But one of them never lost in the Finals and the other one is still trying to leech off other Superstars just to get 5 in 21 years.

[@J972M]

@@Avarice-Zero Also true. But one won championships in several different organizations, structures, coaches, teammates, and game plans & when he moved on, they all crumbled. The other could only win with one style, coach, core, and game plan & when the opportunity came to stand on his own and prove his greatness, he chose retirement.

[@Avarice-Zero]

@@J972M WRONG!!! Unfortunately Bron has demonstrated it's easier to win changing your team every year than keeping the same cast. There is a reason he had everyone traded in 2019. There was a reason he traded half the team in 2018, there was a reason he left Miami in 2014, there is a reason he had to make a "Decision". He couldn't get it done with the guys that were there. He had to go find guys who didn't need him but that he needed to win.

[@TheTaekwon3]

​​@@Avarice-ZeroJordan had hof coaches his entire career, btw have you ever worked a job and management never get you good help, after so long you don't want to work there anymore. But in your case I'm pretty sure you only have worked 1 job no matter what

[@AR8445]

MJ = Lion vs. LeBron = Talented Pussycat

[@bismuthproject1]

Lebron isn’t a goat enough with the bs

[@joshlewis575]

There's a great video on here where they break down the analytics and it's not even close. MJ all day

[@raymondsims7042]

@@joshlewis575even if mj is better you don’t think lebron is one of the greatest ever?🤔

[@joshlewis575]

@@raymondsims7042 never said that, he's top 5 for sure I think LeBron is great. Just not the best ever, anyone who watched MJ live knows he was a different beast than anybody else who has ever touched a basketball.

[@bismuthproject1]

He’s top ten but overrated it’s disgusting have to listen to this bs over and over. I wouldn’t put him past Bird, Kobe, Magic, Jordan, or Wilt, he’s just not on their level as a basketball player I don’t care about stats or longevity records

[@raymondsims7042]

@@joshlewis575 yeah yeah I get its programed in you to suck mj off any chance you get, but again the conversation isn’t about him vs lebron just about “is lebron overrated” ad you’re pretty much saying he isn’t overrated. You have him as a top five player to ever play. I think top four but we’ve got him pretty much the same place. So neither of us really think he’s “overrated” he’s accurately ranked as a top five player

[@staceestarr3260]

Y’all gotta work on this audio cuz damn

[@Milt-g4f]

Notice how he didn't ask him about the Lebron, Jordan debate? I've seen Hayward call Lebron his🐐

[@TheBronzeBomber38]

MJ didn’t get outplayed by a bench player in the Finals lol

[@criticalthought4910]

⁠​⁠@@TheBronzeBomber38Normal people don’t judge or rank players based off one performance in one series. Jordan was outplayed his entire Wizards career until his Owner fired him for incompetence. LeBron didn’t get fired for being Trash at his NBA job

[@coreythomas3633]

​​@@TheBronzeBomber38Mj CHOKED A 2-1 LEAD was getting dominate by the role players of like john sally and joe dumar of the pistons. Boy stfu. Mj DIDN'T PLAY THE COMPETITION IN THE FINALS LIKE LBJ. SPURS,GSW,MAVS swept KOBE COMING OFF A CHIP. Beat OKC THUNDER kd,Westbrook and harden. Stop the stupidity little boy. LEBRON THE GOAT.

[@dlmarh76]

@@criticalthought4910 No player EVER outplayed MJ in a series. For a whole ENTIRE series a scrub like JJ Barea and another in Jason Terry absolutely destroyed Lebron. What a STAIN!!!!!!!!!

[@betacancri1476]

@@TheBronzeBomber38how was he outplayed by Jason Terry!!?! They averaged virtually the same amount of points - Bron still got more assists, rebounds, blocks and steals. Only goof troops say that dumb shit. Also Jason Terry was 6th man of the year and former lottery pick that had just dropped 32 points to sweep Kobe and the lakers the series before. He isn’t just some bench player. Stop getting on Jay Z’s internet and saying stupid stuff please.

[@jeremiahwilliams5747]

Wow about LeBron drawing up that play. I remember that game. It worked to perfection.

[@nnamdi602]

Haywood gotta speak into the mic

[@essambishara6602]

People need to do important things

[@Avarice-Zero]

Bro....There are going to be more and more stories coming out, once Bron retires, about how passive aggressive this dude was behind the scenes. It's not something I think is respected as much. Especially since he's already looked at as a guy who shy's away from competition, trying to team up with guys instead of beating them.

[@MuñozFamilyArchives]

Facts...I'm seeing more n more videos n IG posts exposing his fake greatness....it's beautiful

[@quinaroldeal9816]

Y'all are some clowns 🤡

[@RobertSaxy]

Ok y’all need to relax, MJ is my goat but LeBron is a freaking incredible basketball player

[@MistahUnknown]

Who did LeBron not beat?

[@FireAngelChris]

@@MistahUnknownlol these dudes just be spouting nonsense

[@ciarrajohnson3849]

3:45 MJ COULD DO THAT, do other shit and still show up and fuck you up (Remember the 36 rounds of GOLF before a game❓⁉️)😂😂😂👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿

[@deykno87]

The fact is bron doesn’t do it enough

[@raymondsims7042]

You talking about a different “bron”🤔he’s talking about lebron James

[@smilie212001]

I tell you makes me respect MJ even more to be who he is but yet still put forth that kind of work ethic.

[@wlbw1]

Could be the fact that MJ grew up with a father figure

[@TheReal-xp2ti]

You obviously didn't

[@anthony81860]

You don’t have to see a person or hearing a person to know that he’s stupid.

[@62crazylegs]

💯

[@alk7478]

Also that he had 3 older brothers that he was constantly competing with. That type of upbringing has a significant influence on a person mentally. Brown had no one so he was always trying to make a family out of the friends he had. Carried that to the NBA with him.

[@Theprissyhen229]

Different day and time. If a player today addressed their teammates performance or lack thereof .... 25 hour memes and news cycle. Same "sensitive" loved it from MJ. No one cared how Kerr felt about being punched or its effect on the team (vs Dray/Poole).

[@cravenlevay8761]

LeBron Is Not MJ! MJ IS Goat!!!

[@lyndonfair9850]

Both blac who gives a shit

[@theodoremonroe6440]

Can we get the same response on the content we want to watch as opposed to how quick the commercials play! Commercials play instant

[@Aggie4life77]

I went to high school with Brendan! It’s funny to see him talk the way he talks. He wasn’t like that in school and was far from a star. He was just 7ft. I’m older, so he got a lot better after I graduated. I went to see him play in the championship game for our high school at the Dean Dome! Shout out to him and the Dudley Panthers!

[@burrybondz225]

The hate is oozing out of this comment is palpable

[@scandelez]

@@burrybondz225facts dude is weird for this. “Far from a star” who asked you that hater?

[@tubewatcher0823]

Dude, he was a Mc Donald's and Parade All American in high school.

[@Aggie4life77]

I don’t know how you got hate out of that comment. I was speaking straight facts and anyone else who was there would tell you. Again, I graduated two years before him, so my memory of him in high school was before he became an American. If you remember Braxton Williams who played Clemson football back in the day, it was him, Dexter Dawkins and Vincent Whitt that were the stars when I was there. I didn’t realize that Brendon had became that dude until I went back to the state championship game. I was already in college at that time. Y’all young dudes are so quick to talk about hate lol! Read my last sentence of my first message.

[@waynegreen7970]

is this the same Brendan Haywood that Kwame Brown talks about on his channel?

[@brennansnyder476]

The amount of people living sad lives who try and eek out a tiny bit of dopamine by hating on LeBron is truly remarkable. He doesn't have to be your GOAT, its subjective. But the disrespect he gets is more than any other player of his caliber across any sport. Yall need to het more going on in your lives.

[@raymondsims7042]

I completely agree with you it’s absolutely ridiculous. There’s a bloody niche community out there specifically for lebron James haters😂😂it’s crazy

[@Avarice-Zero]

@@raymondsims7042 NAH. We just know this is going to draw Bron fans offsides. Had Brendan said Bron was more direct and hard working than MJ, we already know who would be saying what. Since it's reversed all we're hearing is "The MJ FANBOYS are out!!". LOL. MJ Fans wouldn't give an F if it wasn't for these "On their knees" King James fans.

[@TheBronzeBomber38]

@@raymondsims7042 I mean you can’t get mad at facts lol.

[@WillPooleNYC]

“Hatin” on Lebron is like saying a good batch of mid weed is just aight. It’s not hate, it is what it is🤷🏾‍♂️

[@brennansnyder476]

@xaviersteel2261 this is a strawman. You're using things not said to build an argument in your favor. What I'm saying is that too many people, in my opinion, relish in tearing down unarguably one of the greatest players of all time. Whether you think he's the best, second, third whatever. People, particularly online, like to act like he's some scrub.

[@miguelamendoza3624]

Yeah, yeah he doesn’t have to change but I get your point. One season or two doesn’t mean he has the kill instinct from day one over a decade same mindset same approach is the killer mindset, aggressive. That means you have it, Jordan Kobe