LeBron Super Fan GETS SHOCKING REALITY CHECK

Nick Wrong never fails to make me laugh. Hope you enjoy.

[@Derpfriar]

I never compare Lebron with MJ because Im still waiting for a solid argument for Lebron surpassing Kobe.

[@cnvdh3514]

I'm still waiting for a decent argument that he is better than Bird or Magic

[@rsc154]

Thank you...people are delusional if they LeQueen is better than Kobe.

[@phillyphan1346]

Here's one for ya... LBJ has more MVP's, more Finals MVP's, better statistics, more efficient statistics than Kobe... If that wasn't completely convincing enough, LBJ is 16-6 vs Kobe head to head. It is laughable to have Kobe ahead of LBJ.

[@PatriotMOutlet]

Facts

[@kNobbe91]

@@phillyphan1346 the LeBron haters are something else :D

[@Dannycole-lb1wn]

NICK WRIGHT IS TERRIBLE

[@kingjruck6507]

Facts he doesn't know shit about basketball 🏀🚫

[@LuisGonzalez-gl4wc]

He should change his name to Nick Wrong aka Gonzo

[@thepubknight6144]

Kareem averaging near 4 blocks per game that season is god tier at the age he was

[@BillCarson-zn9gx]

He leads all sports commentators in loads to the face by LeBron

[@LuisGonzalez-gl4wc]

@@BillCarson-zn9gx 🤣🤣

[@Miv51miv51]

Kareem has 6 rings and HAD the scoring record - still wasnt GOAT above MJ. Im confused why some ppl think it moves LB anywhere in that discussion.

[@paranoia_xo]

Because people think the person they’re watching HAS to be the greatest, unfortunately. Idk how you can possibly watch Mike and Lebron and go off eye test and come to the conclusion Lebron is better. Mike is better at every aspect of basketball, except maybe passing and that’s a maybe. Lebrons passing being thrust into the Magic Johnson tier has to be one of the biggest loads of crap I’ve ever seen.

[@kermitthefrogsgreenmememac6453]

Don't forget his MVPs

[@natwally7869]

This is the proper question to ask

[@KClouisville]

@@paranoia_xo Forget Magic, I'll say he's not a better passer than Bird....Mark Jackson started that whole bit with him being "the greatest passing forward ever" years ago....a good majority of his assists (in an offensive b-ball era on steroids) come from outlets and kickouts. Go watch a Bird passing highlights video (of which there are several on KZbin) and tell me Lebron is a better passer.

[@imunmire]

@@paranoia_xohonestly Lebron no look passed are just total sht anybody can do that

[@weswarden2216]

The fact that MJ is 5th and only really played 13 full seasons is crazy... imagine if this dude played 20 yrs... the scoring record would be untouchable... yall bron stans are LUCKY he only played 13 full seasons.

[@calvinbrice.t2140]

Nah those 13 full seasons still hurt them badly. That’s why they keep changing the argument lmao

[@jonathandepue629]

Not to mention he played during the most defensive, lowest scoring era of the league (post shot clock.)

[@payeeang7838]

Mj basically accumulate stats in 11 full season with the bulls 10 scoring titles 6 rings. 29k pts in 11 season his second season and his comeback year in 94 - 95 he just play less than 20 games

[@Metanoia000]

lol even Jokic passed LeBum in triple doubles in half the time. The only reason lebron has high stats is because he’s been in the league for 20 years and the only reason he’s been in the league for 20 years is because of PEDs. Total top down fraud.

[@alexandrossimitzis146]

Yeah! If MJ had played 20 full seasons he woulda probably scored like 50.000!

[@bnsz8704]

Kareem’s longevity is infinitely more impressive than Lebron. Kareem is taller, didn’t use steroids, and did it in THE 60-70’s

[@charliedontsurf9155]

Abdul Jabbar also spend 4 years in college , winning 3 NCAA titles . If Kareem had been able to go to the NBA straight after high school , Lebron would have never reached him !

[@mistercrockett]

Y’all left the most impressive stat out “in flat converses”.

[@Serching4JerryGarcia]

The guy was in his 40s still playing in the Finals and he played four years of college ball.

[@Paul-fs8ox]

Putting up worse stats in a weaker era isn’t more impressive.

[@evifnoskcaj]

Definitely! He also faced terrible racism, a lot of media hate especially for his faith and name change, and he won against a still monstrous Wilt. Kareem is still highly underrated and is extremely humble about it too. Kareem deserves an incredible about of respect. There'a a reason he got standing ovations in his last season.

[@rsc154]

No one say Lebron 😂 when shooting a shot, fake shot, paper in trash can. Only Jordan or Kobe!

[@smokymcpot5917]

As a kid id say bird. But im white lol

[@themanonthewallgammairradi8763]

And now Curry for this generation.

[@dre32pitt]

@@themanonthewallgammairradi8763 You can be an old head and say 'curry'.. especially if you know that shit going in lol

[@imunmire]

@@dre32pittI’m 25 nd I rather say Kobe or MJ tbh

[@Fayn757]

Facts , people say Kobe when throwing paper at the trash can , but they can start saying Lebron when throwing someone under the bus

[@seanzibonanzi64]

It's honestly crazy MJ got that high on the scoring list considering he only played 13 fullish seasons and 2 seasons under 20 games, pretty much all the other top scorers had 18+ year careers.

[@bigbearkat2010]

And all of this while throwing away what probably would've been two of his best prime years

[@Mediazzzzzz]

This is what I been saying and I didn’t know 2 of those seasons he played under 20 games yea mj is certified goated without a doubt

[@RyanMrTsunamiBishop]

All facts!

[@frederickmoore2458]

⁠@@Mediazzzzzzhe broke his foot one year and he came back at the end of the 94-95 season when the magics went to the finals

[@KingMoe254]

And only hit like 580 threes

[@ivangarciaferrer4921]

Lebron please retire. Respectfully

[@niamsidri]

Lakers nation is waiting for the day leBronze medal retires.. that day will be the rebirth of Lakers

[@dhruvadude808]

Hurry up Bronny!

[@drey6111]

​@@niamsidriYall were trash before he got there

[@Zack-cr9ic]

The survival of the NBA might actually depend on it.😂

[@pedrohipolito3359]

​@drey6111 😂 16 chips and that's trash?? Ok

[@Mornings]

Lebum stans be like "I've eaten more hotdogs than Joey Chestnut in my life so I am worlds best glizzy gobbler"

[@alltheworldsastage8597]

😂

[@ArjunRoy-gp7co]

Someone should probably let them know that eating the same hotdog over and over doesn’t count.

[@billwill6754]

LeBron's stats are in jeopardy if he indeed was/is on peds.

[@JSUTrumpet]

It’s ironic his name is Nick Wright, because he’s always wrong….

[@dre32pitt]

he makes some good points, but i avoid anytime i see he's talking about lebron or the niners (i cant understand his hate for Purdy.. just watch the all 22 film and you can see the kid is really good and processing defenses pre and post snap).. He bases a lot of what he says on his fandom for the Chiefs, Lebron, and his gambling addiction

[@Z-gotsoles]

On point bruh

[@vineelkesavarapu5736]

I never listen to the Nick Wright because anything he says is laughable.

[@Lizards_Lounge]

While on The Colin Cowherd Podcast discussing Draymond Green, Wright disclosed that he is a Klutch client.

[@niamsidri]

Nick Wright had to suck so much dingus to get that job... he has single digit IQ

[@bigbearkat2010]

Even more laughable is he looks like a 6 year old that just skinned his knee if anybody disagrees with him about Lebron

[@denzelkoe]

Yeah, why does he always make up stats?

[@bigbearkat2010]

@@denzelkoe because he can't support his arguments with real ones

[@allenkim4337]

You can’t call in longevity anymore because he sat out 30 games last season

[@bigbearkat2010]

I came across a Yahoo article looking up Lebron's age stats after watching this video. The article claimed Lebron was having the greatest age 35 season and it wasn't even close and compared him to other HOFs in that same age. Conspicuously absent from those comparisons was Jordan, his name isn't mentioned in the article once but I'm sure that was just a coincidence.

[@bGzzzzz]

Jordan once said in an interview when asked about KAJ all time scoring record - “if I was playing for stats, I wouldn’t have retired in 93”

[@user-ix3ok9re9c]

lol and you believed him? Gambling forced him out

[@bGzzzzz]

@@user-ix3ok9re9c - this was an interview in his second retirement 🤦‍♂️ so yea, you would believe him as he wouldn’t just stayed in 99 to chase a record he couldn’t give a shite about 🤷‍♂️ He had planned to retire after the 3peat, his fathers death just expedited it - but I’m sure you also believe his fathers death was a debt repayment right 🤡

[@la_nomercy]

@@user-ix3ok9re9c🧢🤦🏾‍♂️

[@J23LA24]

@@user-ix3ok9re9cand you believe that stupid gambling story? 😂 Bunch of clowns repeating what they hear on TV.

[@jerrylattimore9232]

@@user-ix3ok9re9c HOW?

[@kyleshuler2929]

Doe Nick Wright know that LeBron has a wife? He should get off of his knees.

[@PurpleMonkeyDishwasher88]

Nick loves to glaze that glizzy

[@hoki0624]

He and Shannon Sharpe are LeBron's side chicks.

[@user-cn8nu6lq4w]

@@hoki0624 Shannon just seems passionate.. I've seen him at least say that without Lebron having gone to Miami, he couldn't make a compelling case for him being top 5. Nick Wright on the other hand... well, he knows who pays his bills I guess.

[@mylifenotasliz]

Nick only started caring about scoring when Le GM passed Kareem

[@yournumberonepal]

Too bad for LeBronze, Kareem has longevity stats AND championships. Still needs to surpass Kareem.

[@steviechampagne]

@@yournumberonepalLeMediaMachine will find dirt on Kareem and push his legacy down to make room for LeKing

[@bdr113080]

Exactly you noticed all the clutch sports associates change the reason they have him being the goat as time goes on. You remember back in 2016 through 2018 it was him winning the championship with Cleveland on why he was the goat. OK he took two of the other best players in the league made another big three in Cleveland and beat a Warriors team that wasn’t at full strength. I’m sorry but adding that to the All-Star team he had in Miami, which if you look at that lineup, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Ray Allen , Chris Bosh…. yeah that’s basically the Eastern conference All-Star team, so no those championships, especially in the Eastern conference when there was no competition for them at all. What were the Knicks or the Charlotte Hornets really going to stop them? no so his championships all have Asterix next to them and longevity is the only unique thing about him but look how much this dude sits out.

[@bigbearkat2010]

Honestly at this point my favorite part of any of his clips is that stupid look he gets on his face whenever he gets any push back on his Lebron jock sniffing like he's about to cry.

[@roccoess8438]

​@@yournumberonepalkareem was 3rd best player on the team for the last 2

[@stavrospavlides2093]

Let's be clear, there is only ONE reason longevity is being hyped: it's the absolute only metric Lebron is best at.

[@goochipoochie]

By that logic the only thing going for MJ is rings, which is a subcategory of longevity anyways And rings are always more subjective because they are luck based (what team you get) If you really want to compare rings , MJ is not even in the top 20 players list with most rings So ultimately Lebron is better than MJ no matter what stats you check

[@avant-gardemarmalade7605]

​@@goochipoochienah lebron still ass

[@stavrospavlides2093]

@@goochipoochie lol, are you serious? We're talking about the same MJ who owns the highest PPG regular season and playoffs ever, including Wilt? That threepeated twice and was FMVP each time? And if rings are a subcategory of longevity, why does Lebron have less rings with more years? Dude try harder

[@stavrospavlides2093]

@bluurnation oh and highest PER ever as well, one of only 3 players to ever win DPOY, MVP, and a chip. Lebron has never won DPOY. what a joke

[@avant-gardemarmalade7605]

@@goochipoochie my comment was deleted but I'll reiterate that lebron is still just ass

[@TheEccentricBanana]

Michael Jordan played 15 NBA seasons (He retired twice). Yet, he is number 5 in all time scoring! Imagine if he didn't retire during his prime! I believe he would have obliterated Kareem's scoring record, easily. It also robbed us of possibly seeing him get one to two additional rings. Jordan also played in an era of hand checking. Why does the media NOT mention this?

[@gabrieleaster]

He was pacing to break it in less time too

[@TheEccentricBanana]

@@gabrieleaster Excellent point!

[@reptar5124]

If you drive a Hyundai for 21 years and a Ferrari for 15 is the Hyundai better..? NO.

[@dre32pitt]

to be fair.. lebron aint a Hyundai, lol.. at least say Genesis(Hyundai's Lexus)

[@housesavagemafia7504]

Lebron's a mini van

[@housesavagemafia7504]

He a Lequeen Soccer Mom Van

[@businesspartners619]

He's a caboose on the loose, barreling into the lane heavy and out of control like train wreck.

[@user-yb7zz9cc9s]

🤣🤣🤣@@businesspartners619

[@JizzleLizzle421]

When did LBJ pass Kobe? Asking all the real nba fans at least older than 20 years old.

[@JG31392]

He didn’t

[@mymanuel187]

Never

[@jameschan9634]

LeBron's legion of fans are all youngsters, who know nothing else but him.

[@josh.dclxvi]

Nick forget jordan stepped away from the game. TWICE💀

[@smitmigitit]

Off of 3 peats and played 3 years of college

[@RVered]

What's the point of longevity if you accomplish LESS in more time? Championships, MVPs, FMVPs, DPOY, etc. "best ability is availability" makes it seem like MJ, Kareem, Wilt, etc., had the longevity of hamsters. Here are the facts (looking at MJ specifically, but applies to all former greats): 1. Played in a more physical era. 2. Played more full or nearly full 82-game seasons; played before the load management era. 3. Had less advanced medicine, equipment, and dieticians.

[@bigbearkat2010]

And left two of his prime years on the table

[@deliciousdale9981]

1- opinion. I agree but theres no way to actually calcualte that. 2- agree. but that never exisited til the Spurs started it with Duncan. Wish players would play everygame as well but I get why they look at it like "protecting their assets" 3- How is that somehow a negative for the modern players? Bird would've accompished more as well with modern medicine but it doesnt take modern medicine to know he shouldn't have gotten drunk everyday after games like he did. Or Mike shouldnt have smoked cigars /drank scotch and lost sleep so much. Come on dude. lol

[@chriscureton622]

You didnt factor in Larry birds knees gave out or he could have played longer and scored more. Oh i forgot he wasnt on steroids to help him play longer. 👺🏀🔥

[@twilitezn]

Bird's first eight years trump anyone's not named Bill Russell : Turned around a 59-23 team into a 61-21 Juggernaut - made the ECFs - WITHOUT Parish & McHale, who arrived the following year. ROTY 3 straight MVPs 3 Championships 8 All-NBA First Teams 8 x All-Star 2 FMVPs 5 Finals appearances That's in just his first EIGHT seasons.

[@chriscureton622]

@@twilitezn and the #1 trash talker who could score and back it up. 😂🤣😭😭

[@semoihines192]

Nick’s logic is laughable, and pathetic

[@chipferguson5129]

He is as bad as LeArrogance

[@Zett76]

Nick ['s logic] is laughable, and pathetic

[@chipferguson5129]

​@@Zett76I remember riding on the 2 subway train in Manhattan about 5 years ago. I asked him if he really believed in his own words...he said yes wholeheartedly. I just laughed at him and said okay...this is before the nightmare arrived in LA. The 2 deserve each other.

[@josereyes1148]

He used jordans failure as hornets owner to prove lebron is better lol.

[@ArjunRoy-gp7co]

It’s because… it’s not logic at all.

[@vudujl83]

These jokers don’t live in reality…

[@FruitNDoggie]

Longevity stats are stupid. If you weighted the other players based on their average points per game, with a slight descending curve to account for getting older, and had them playing for the same amount of seasons, LeBron would be irrelevant. He plays so few games per season too.

[@kylenader7276]

I’m a Lakers guy and it’s so annoying see the “Lebron” vs laker fans. Ready to just rebuild at this point

[@niamsidri]

Lakers guy here... my fingers are crossed for leBron to go to New York.. Please God, give us Brunson and Randle for leBronze medal.

[@steviechampagne]

@@niamsidrinobody wants lebron anymore… except watch mark cuban bring his bum ass to dallas… we don’t want him!

[@MrSheduur]

We don't even have to rebuild much. The current team is solid. They replace Lebron with a decent scorer who also knows how to defend adequately and they are a good team. Especially when it is a REAL SF and not someone who demands to also play PG, which we have a good one, who also shows that when he can play to his role... Lebron demands 40+ millions in cap space, that gives you a good replacement at similar level or two guys who are less good invdividually but maybe young and talented, and ready to fit in with a group. I would not be worried to go into the season with AD, Russel and Reaves as our main guys, with a group similar to the one we got now, plus a third guy who the Lakers could choose from free agency pool with roughly 40 million to throw at them.

[@cawffee-rh1lf]

@@niamsidri oh yeahhh, keep dreaming😂 yall prolly wouldnt pull Randle for LeBron😂 jus being honest

[@DOMCOM40]

Hate to break it to ya, but y’all are kinda screwed. One draft pick this left this decade. Y’all ain’t rebuilding shit..

[@chriscureton622]

To make it fair.. Put Jordan kobe kareem wilt bird and magic and Bernard king on steroids and see how many more points and and years they could have played. 👺🏀🔥

[@WastedBananas]

i got news for you lol. they were all on that sauce bro

[@richerichism]

Lmao. “It doesn’t really count if you didn’t do it in less time than the record you beat.” - Cheryl Swoopes AND Gil Arenas agreed. Lmao.

[@jordanjenkins1671]

🎤💧

[@chrisblanchard4938]

Lebron needs to go away, signed Laker fans.

[@mdav4525]

I'm not sure I would call Karl Malone a perennial playoff choker. He just happened to be playing in the era of nobody eats before Mike. A lot of NBA HOFers fall into this category - Barkley, Kemp, Payton, Ewing, Miller, etc. Olajuwon pulled up with Mike out of the NBA.

[@steviechampagne]

Nobody ate while Jordan was in his peak. Everybody ate while Lebron was at his peak

[@joeschmoe6908]

That's a fair point. Nonetheless the point about his scoring totals is valid. Malone was an excellent player, but I don't believe he's top 15 all time let alone top 5.

[@jlui21]

@@steviechampagne - lol, nice. MJ is just on another level. He starved everyone: Stockton, Karl, Barkley, Ewing, etc. Luckily, MJ took a bathroom break so Hakeem could starve everyone else.

[@paranoia_xo]

Perennial is probably over selling it but Karl did certainly choke in quite a few moments.

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

​@@jlui21 Poor Patrick Ewing.

[@bnsz8704]

MJ could have kept playing. He could have went to the Lakers just like Lebron did and gonna another few rings. But he went out on top of the world with dignity

[@ahnguyen1]

LeChump < Kobe < Jordan

[@doktor3196]

Nick is pretty socio. Nothing can touch his insanity.

[@iliketocomment8144]

LeBron Sucks!

[@lut2843]

Facts!! Overrated af.

[@c.d.2338]

Yes he does LEBRON JAMES: ▪Six Finals losses ▪22-33 record in 55 Finals games ▪Swept in two NBA Finals series ▪Shot under 40% FG in four playoff series ▪Shot under 40% FG in two Finals series ▪Outscored by a bench player in '11 Finals ▪Averaged 5 TOpg in two playoff series ▪Can't win titles without a super team ▪Only 2 rings in Miami after promising 7 ▪0 rings in first 7 seasons in Cleveland ▪Only beat one 50 win team between '04-'10 ▪lost to a 36 yr old Tim Duncan in '14 ▪Lost to Magic team with one all star in '09 ▪Lost to Mavs team with one all star in '11 ▪Only averaged 17 ppg in '11 Finals ▪Only averaged 22 ppg on 35% in '07 Finals ▪0-7 in game tying or winning shot attempts in Finals ▪1 title in 11 seasons in Cleveland * Missed Playoffs four times * In 2019, went 4-12 after activating “playoff mode” * Failed to make playoffs in 2022 despite having a super team * He is 3-4 vs 60 win teams * He is 10-9 vs 50 win teams * LeBron is a combined 3-8 in the Finals vs Dirk, Duncan, Curry & KD * Averaged 6 TOPG in ‘07 Finals * Scored 8 points in game 4 of 2011 Finals * Saved by Ray Allen in 2013 Finals * Saved by Kyrie Irving in 2016 Finals ☆LeBron James 2015 Finals☆: ▪78-196 FG (39.8%) ▪118 misses ( 3rd most in Finals History) ▪3-17 FG (17.6%) in the clutch(final 5 minutes score within 5 points) ▪0-3 on game winning attempts ▪0 4th qtr points in game 4 ▪20 misses in 4 of 6 games ▪ Shot under 50% in 6/6 games ▪ Shot under 40% in 4/6 games ▪1st all-time in career turnovers in playoff history ▪ 1st all-time in career turnovers in finals history ▪ 1st all-time in turnovers in a Finals series(2016) ▪ 2nd all-time in turnovers in a single playoff year(2018) ▪ 1st all-time in missed field goals in playoff history ▪ 4th all-time in missed field goals in finals history ▪ 3rd all-time in the no. field goals missed in a final series(2015)

[@lut2843]

@@c.d.2338 Facts! LeLEECH is overrated af.

[@jerrylattimore9232]

​@@c.d.2338AND THEY TRYING TO SAY HE'S THE G.O.A.T. WITH A RECORD LIKE THAT. DAMN, HE'S MORE OF A BUM THAN I THOUGHT.

[@c.d.2338]

@@jerrylattimore9232 Bro, LeBrons legacy is manufactured by ESPN. He is not great by any metric

[@Schiltzenberger]

Kareem also played 4 years of college, so he could have about 8-10k more points if he'd been drafted straight out of HS like LeBron. Dude would've been approaching 50k points.

[@PurpleMonkeyDishwasher88]

Definitely would've been 10,000 ahead. Plus no 3-point line, that adds 2,300 to LeBron's total.

[@eurofam7475]

It was a total of 88 games lmao

[@Schiltzenberger]

@eurofam7475 seriously? Are you that stupid? It was 4 years, that's 328 games he could've played in the NBA, instead of 88 college games. Considering he averaged over 30ppg in his first 4 seasons he could've had 9,840 more points in the NBA.

[@nathanlawson313]

Longevity skews John Stockton too... I watched him regularly get COOKED by all the top 80s/90s PGs! In his two "best seasons" he finished MVP vote as 9th overall(89-90), 8th overall (94-95), and never cracked top 10 player in the league in his 17 other seasons ...but now people (looking at his longevity and accumulated stats) try and call him top PG ALL TIME??? Yeah, yeah, he racked up career assists running repeated pick'n'rolls with Karl Malone 70-80 times a night, for 19 years. Cool. Cheryl Miller could avg 11 assists doing that. And in his 19 full seasons, how many times did he score 30+ points? 11 times - total 🤔.That's because he averaged only 4.7 made FGs for career, (tying him at #482 all time with Rudy Gobert's career 4.7 fgm/gm🤔). NEVER WON ANYTHING because he wasn't that guy. Couldn't carry a team. But that longevity tho.

[@mdav4525]

If we are going to discuss longevity stats, you must put these stats in the context of the total # of 82 game seasons played. Mike had 9 out of his 15 seasons. Bron has played 1- 82 game season. Kareem played 5 - 82 game seasons. Wilt 9, Kobe 4. The best ability is availability.

[@coryhellerer3425]

Wonder how long LeBron would have played if he didn't take nights off. Jordan played almost every game every year when he played. No nights off unless injured and literally could not play.

[@onemoremic]

He would've been out of the league 5 years ago

[@livefromthemotherland]

Wow. Never knew Kareem was that good that late. That’s how you know the analysts who say they’ve never seen it before are pushing a narrative. It’s no way they’re unaware of how good some of these guys still were at 33 and up

[@jerrylattimore9232]

CORRECTION, THEY'RE PUSHING OUTRIGHT LIES, WHOEVER'S WEAK MINDED ENOUGH TO FALL FOR IT.

[@jameschan9634]

Kareem's career, and great play, was a product of having Magic Johnson as a teammate.

[@jerrylattimore9232]

@@jameschan9634 AND MAGIC BENEFITED FROM HAVING KAREEM FOR A TEAMMATE. NOBODY WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS ALONE.

[@jameschan9634]

@@jerrylattimore9232 Why you yelling? I forgot to clarify: Kareem's career was EXTENDED by the presence Magic Johnson. And I didn't say anything about championships, did I? You got issues dude, seek help.

[@jerrylattimore9232]

@@jameschan9634 WHAT IS THE MAIN GOAL OF B.BALL, TOO WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS, OTHERWISE WHAT'S THE POINT OF YOUR POST. I PREFER LARGE LETTERS.

[@TeamDaemon1980]

*Michael* *Jordan* PPG: 1st Playoff PPG: 1st Scoring Titles: 1st Finals MVPs: 1st All Defensive First Teams: 1st Player Efficiency Rating: 1st Playoff PER: 1st Win Shares/48 Min: 1st Playoff Win Shares/48 Min: 1st Playoff Box Plus/Minus: 1st Offensive Box Plus/Minus: 1st Playoff Offensive Box Plus/Minus: 1st Game Score: 1st While LeBron might be 1st in total points scored, he’s 5th, 6th, 6th, 2nd, 5th, 3rd, 3rd, 8th, 3rd, 3rd, 2nd, 2nd, and 14th in those categories which includes advanced stats I listed above. Peak > longevity Sheed must be high. Then who’s the GOAT, Sheed? Kobe? His placements will be even worse than LeBron’s. And the Pistons punked the Lakers in 2004. In 2000, the Blazers did gag but the Lakers received 20+ more FTs in that Game 7. Lakers are one of the most FRAUDULENT dynasties during the last 40 years especially those five they won in the 2000s. Kobe won two legit rings in my eyes (2001, 2009). Shaq only won one (2001). The 2006 Finals was also fixed. Here’s the 1988 Pistons getting screwed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpyconqLiKylf7csi=m5efCweB0pDbINIj Here’s the refs trying to help the 2013 Lakers make the playoffs… kzbin.info/www/bejne/a37Lnnqvj5x-fJIsi=YphJji6O8xcxq2cI Then go check the 2000 WCF G7, 2002 WCF G6, and 2010 Finals G7 to see more screwing to help the Lakers win the game. Add their hollow bubble championship and IST banner, so LeBron can look more “accomplished” as a Faker. Remember when Tatum fouled LeBron last year and no call? LeBron looked like he was ready to cry. Lakers had the highest disparity with free throws after that happened. And it continues this season. Refs blew a whistle on Steph so LeBron can seal the game with FTs two Saturdays ago. So rigged. F the Lakers. Sick of them! Sick of the league always trying to help them and LeBron. Congrats to Kobe for getting his statue tomorrow but I don’t root for the Lakers because their success stories are extremely lucky and fraudulent. It’s easy to win all those championships if you have all those superstars playing for you and you’re based in LA. They eventually got bad karma although Kobe’s death was to the extreme. We’ll never really know if Kobe raped Kate Faber or if he was a little too aggressive to her when it happened and then paid her hush money right after because it was settled out of court. Magic got his HIV and learned his lesson with the women he was having sex with from town to town. Wilt, Mikan, Kobe, and Elgin have all passed on. Same with Chick and Jerry Buss. Long gone. I think in 20 years, the Lakers will no longer be owned by the Buss fam. Jeanie never had kids, so if she dies, she has no offspring to pass the team to. A Kobe doc would be a sore topic because we know how he died and then his rape trial and being estranged from his parents after marrying Vanessa. Was Michael Jordan a bit manufactured as a superstar? Sure, he was. Watch Air or The Last Dance. Nike wanted to promote him like a superhero who can fly with his shoes. And if you bought his shoes, you could fly like him too. And yes, he did get the ref biases too. But MJ was also a legitimate legend. It’s not all marketing with him on how he became a success story. The Lakers and LeBron are more fraudulent than how MJ was marketed. The Lakers and LeBron needs so much help and rigging by the refs to win championships. How could I ever root for a franchise like that? I’m with Jimmy Goldstein and I’m like, F the Lakers! The Lakers are a byproduct from rich, liberal, leftist assholes. The way the NBA can make the most money is to help the Lakers win it all year after year to please their Hollywood celebrity fans. Now let them start wearing their BLM shirts again. LeBron Blames: King of the Manufactured Social Media Drama

[@jameschan9634]

and the problem with relying on stats, is that there is more to winning than putting up stats. LeEGO has been piling up stats as a Laker, but his teams suck, and are in constant flux. Notice how much he lays back on defense, to cherry pick his way to adding to his stats.

[@acason4]

Nick "Clown" LeWrong

[@Lizards_Lounge]

in 2019 While on The Colin Cowherd Podcast discussing Draymond Green, Wright disclosed that he is a Klutch client.

[@chrisxavier1848]

LOL oh you mean Nick *Wrong*

[@chrisxavier1848]

Longevity? Give me efficiency bro!

[@Grandpabeatdown]

He shooting 56 from the field you goofy mf smh

[@notayoutuber09]

Nick is represented by Klutz sports. His debate in NBA goat is null and void.

[@d3m1g0d4]

Longevity is a testament on how the technology, training techniques and drugs have improved Kareem would have played till 45+ easily in today's age of the game.

[@benmurawski]

Keep speaking facts in your great videos!

[@kaksmirknight5318]

Nick rong hates Kobe so much he got him 6th All time NBA greats. Nick is just a clown. Le media is known. Makants said it. Le flop's roids get exposed in the next 10 yrs he will be out of top 70 NBA greats of all time.

[@Epicentr]

Sadly, I doubt the NBA will be done sniffing his jock to take him out of top 75. The fans know though.

[@pewpew9193]

I appreciate the Hondo respect. He is the most underrated Legend in NBA history. He has a Top 10 resume & most people don't even put him Top 30.

[@jordanjenkins1671]

Top 10 SF resume, yes.

[@onemoremic]

I rank him above LeBron

[@theGhostParticle1]

CHECKMATE!!!!

[@brendanwalsh826]

In season Tourney trophy < the sticker I was given at an arcade after dropping 47$ dollars

[@Militarize]

What made me not respect the all time scoring record is not one LeBron fan said the scoring record made Kareem the GOAT prior to LeBron passing him. Had they said that, had they said Karl Malone should be in GOAT conversations and John Stockton because of his assists and steals records, then I could understand. But none of the LeBron fans give these players respect. So if Kareem wasn't the goat before LeBron, don't use the record to cement LeBron. Remember Jordan didn't need that record to be the GOAT. Longevity doesn't means LeBron is better, just means he played longer and accumulated more stats because of it.

[@jameschan9634]

Like their idol, LeEGO, they don't have any respect for the greats of the past. LeEGO didn't even bother to attend Kobe's Statue ceremony. NO Respect, only for himself. No TRUE Laker Fan wants LeBron on the team.

[@timbeatty8411]

When Jordan played no one argued who the best was.

[@tankeater]

Nick loves longevity for LeBRONZ, but not for Brady in the Mahomes debate... Funny how people contradict themselves dealing with different narratives to fit their own agenda 🤔🤦‍♂️🙃

[@zalgradis6269]

I can’t help but binge watch your content. No annoying intro, no sales lead outro, no asking for like share subs, just NBA content

[@steveb3584]

I’ve been saying this for a while now the more Lebron plays the worse it will look for him

[@jessiegomez8209]

😂Not at all.He just became a 20 th time all-star starter.Anothe all NBA team at end of season.😂40 k pts 11k rebounds.😂

[@steveb3584]

@@jessiegomez8209 think ahead let’s say he plays for 25 years which is possible. what is the argument going to become peak vs peak and MJ peak is far better. The more Lebron plays and doesn’t win a championship the more he has to rely on longevity stats but longevity has a big weakness people only care about them when associated with winning.

[@tdup191]

​@@jessiegomez8209 lol he made All star off popularity and isn't having an all nba season. You groupies love your narratives

[@cawffee-rh1lf]

@@jessiegomez8209 mann, im a LeBron fan, but he shouldnt have been an all-star lol. there are guys playing better than Bron right now. jus my opinion tho

[@jessiegomez8209]

@@tdup191 There are a few haters but even voting for the other guys was not enough Small army of haters.😂They have been trying for years and always fail.😂😂😂

[@jp23x]

Damn this video is going to make lebron stans cry. Excellent arguments. EXCELLENT.

[@MrSheduur]

average stats > total stats. this is how you see if a player is good or not. It is that simple. If someone is fortunate enough to play 20+ seasons thats great for them, but if you compare someone playing 10 seasons to someone playing 20 seasons, the only fair comparison is using averages and accolades. A dude who played 20 seasons scoring 10ppg will look better in total points scored than a guy playing 10 seasons averaging 15ppg. Yet we all know who the better offensive player of the two is and who would demand the bigger contract from teams... And this is JUST the stats part. There are also other intangibles we often ignore, but I don't want to turn this into a sports novel.

[@alikbey]

It has always been about doing the most in the least amount of time. This is why they mention bill getting 11 in 13 seasons.

[@TeamDaemon1980]

Kawhi Leonard has become my 2nd favorite player of all-time. He’s my Clippers’ Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. If I rooted for the Lakers, Kobe would be my 2nd favorite but he would never be over Mike. I like the fact that while Kawhi Leonard was injured a lot during his first four seasons with us, he chose the Clippers over the Lakers. And he extended his contract another three years while taking a discount. He’s committed at retiring a Clipper. I know Kawhi wasn’t homegrown by the Clippers. Drafted by the Pacers but traded to San Antonio and then traded to Toronto. But I feel he’s my franchise’s savior. He’s Michael Jordan back in 1984 turning the Cows into the Bulls. There’s this false narrative by liars like Chris Broussard and Stephen A. Smith that Kawhi was going to sign with the Lakers. This was never the case. He never was going there. He’s already signed two extensions with the Clippers. Lakers media coming up with LIES because they got REJECTED by an LA homegrown superstar because he chose the Clippers over them. If Kawhi wanted the Lakers, he would’ve signed with them in 2019 or in 2021. But he didn’t and was secretly recruiting Paul George that first week in July of 2019. What’s ironic is when Kawhi chose the Clippers, people were saying he’s the anti KD. The anti superteam. He was known more as a superteam killer. But since we got Russ and James, you can consider he’s now part of a superteam. I don’t want to get my hopes completely up. We got Pelicans tonight. We struggle against them. We did blow them out in our last meeting. If we lose, well, we only enjoyed being the No. 1 seed for a day. Stay ready. Don’t get ready. Every five years? 2014 🏆 2019 🏆 2024 🏆? Clippers vs. Lakers playoffs showdown. That’s the Finals. Adam’s refs will do whatever it takes for the Lakers to win because it’s a Kobe24 year. Clippers will be screwed like the 2002 Sacramento Kings. What makes you think I also wagered on the Lakers and I hate these overly dramatic assholes. Scripted for them to win like their IST banner.

[@jkemp6791]

The media changed the Goat criteria to longevity, social media pressure and finals appearances. It’s why he’s not the Goat. Not even close. Lol

[@BillCarson-zn9gx]

LeBron is going to have a new award named for him. The Jussie Smollett award

[@Carl-bg7er]

Longevity 😂😂😂. My man decides what games he plays whether they are important or not. 😂😂😂

[@heirrose1606]

Wish you showed LeBron Lowlights instead of Highlights on these

[@toddstevens13]

That is what "Old Angry Hoops Fan's" channel is for. He is Classic in video breakdown of LeFlop screwing his own team mates etc.

[@BEFREE3]

Nick Wright hiding behind his hand is cap

[@pillbox1240]

Longevity is one aspect of many. Kareem would really have the best case as best ever if you take in his college years, but no one would argue that Kareem was better than Jordan and both of them won more than LeBron. If Kareem would have left for the NBA after high school, he’d have the most points. Kareem was a winner who passed the baton to Magic when he got older and filled a big role for 6-7 of his last years.

[@TeamDaemon1980]

My Top 10 Favorite NBA Players Ever 1. Michael Jordan 2. Kawhi Leonard 3. Dwyane Wade 4. Penny Hardaway 5. Larry Bird 6. Lou Williams 7. Paul George 8. Charles Barkley 9. Shaquille O’Neal 10. Dennis Rodman I have bobbleheads for MJ, Penny, Kawhi, PG, and Lou. I still haven’t found one I really like for DWade and Larry Legend. But I’m content with the 5 I already have. I might give away the Lou one though. For a time, LeBron was my 2nd favorite player of all-time. He was my favorite current player for a good 10 years. I was Team LeBron over Team Kobe from 2003-2013. People forget how hated Kobe was during his prime. Iverson was more popular than him. And Kobe was very standoff-ish with the media until he got to his 30s and became a better leader and better person overall. If Kobe was never a Laker or let’s say he did sign with the Clippers in 2004 and he won us a chip or even came close to it, he would be my 2nd favorite player of all-time. Yeah, he’s kinda a Xerox copy of late 90s MJ with his fadeaway and footwork. But I would’ve loved him almost as much as the 90s original. Congrats on his statue tomorrow. He died 4 years ago and retired 8 years ago, so it’s loooooong overdue. MJ already got a statue of him by 1994 or years before he had another threepeat. Paul George ranking 7th is still on shaky ground. He can easily fall out of my top 10. There are times when he frustrates me to no end. His game is so silky smooth and he’s so skilled/talented, but then he’s capable of disappointing you in the playoffs with bad efficiency and awful turnovers. And I never forgot him gagging both free throws against Phoenix. Kawhi’s game isn’t prettier than Paul’s, but he’s won rings, he’s efficient, and he’s a proven playoff performer. I used to have Tracy McGrady in my top 10 but I figure I’ll replace him with Paul George since they’re similar in height and share the same skillset. But the difference between them and MJ/Kobe, is they lack the alpha to be a leader. Hence, why T-Mac couldn’t get out of the First Round for years. T-Mac/PG-13 are very skilled players who are underachievers in the playoffs that MJ and Kobe were not. T-Mac/PG-13 are taller versions of MJ/Kobe but who have never lived up to their potential and weren’t mentally as tough. I know Shaq was a Laker and his best years were with them but I have Shaq ranked 9th mainly for his Orlando days and a little of his Miami days. He’s responsible giving Paul Pierce and DWade their nicknames. In 1992, I was getting into basketball cards collecting and getting rookie cards of Shaq was all the rage. I even got the blue azure Shaq Attaq 1s after giving my Jordan 7 Bordeaux to my uncle. And I personally enjoyed Blue Chips (1994) with him and Penny. Shaq is the one I would love to hang out with. Lou Williams was also a former Laker but his best days were with the Clippers. If you ask him, Lakers or Clippers, he always picks Clippers. I remember back in 2017 when we were introducing our new players, Lou did not look happy. He said he got tired getting traded and wanted to retire. But those 3.5 years he had with us were some of my most fun times being a Clippers fan. Sweet Lou had a super smooth game. He understood the underdog mentality that our fanbase had. Much love to the Underground GOAT. Kawhi Leonard doesn’t have the prettiest game. He’s not as athletic or as smooth as Dr. J, MJ, Kobe, or DWade. He actually reminds me of Wizards MJ. Slower but bigger who couldn’t jump as high as before. Kawhi even in 2014 was never that athletic or smooth. But Kawhi takes the blueprints of 2nd threepeat MJ that taught Kobe and uses it. If you think about it, my Clippers never had a player in Kawhi’s calibur. CP3 and Blake were never it. Michael Jordan will always be my No. 1. I’m a Xennial (1977-1983). Most of us were programmed to be MJ fans. And it could be for Jackson, Jordan, or both. Seeing Michael Jordan is like seeing a mythical creature. It’s like, he does exist! It’s like seeing Santa Claus. Listen to what Charissa Thompson (born in 1982) had to say about His Airness and how she never wants to meet her heroes…. Notable television host, sportscaster, and host of Prime’s Thursday Night Football, Charissa Thompson, has recently revealed her soaring admiration for Michael Jordan in “Games With Names” podcast. During the podcast, she also revealed that she is such a big admirer of the six-time NBA Champion and NBA legend, “His Airness” that she refused to interview him and never wanted the personality of the icon changed in her mind. According to Fadeaway World, she shared regarding Jordan, “One is Michael Jordan and I refuse to ever meet him. I don’t want to know if he has bad breath, if he is mean to me, I can’t. I need to put him on the shelf and always have him be my favorite.” Thompson also revealed that when she got a chance to interview him, she did not move forward with that interview. She states, “The first opportunity I ever had to interview him, his son Jeffrey was playing for Illinois and we’re in Indianapolis. They were like, ‘You need you to go up to the suite and interview Michael Jordan.’ And I was like, ‘I can’t do it.’ Larry Bird was with him too and I was like, ‘I can’t do it.’ And they’re like, ‘What do you mean you can’t do it?’ And I was like, ‘I don’t want to meet him.’ I just love him so much.” Thompson also reminisced about her earlier days and how she used to have a lookout for the icon when she found out that he was in his camp. She continued further, “He would host a basketball camp and my guy friends that worked the valet there would call me when the black Range Rover pulled up. I was like, ‘Oh my god he’s there.’ And I would look around in the bushes like a psycho, just wanting to catch a glimpse of Michael Jordan.” Thompson is still following in her footsteps by keeping her distance and preserving her perception, which is idealized when considering one of the biggest stars of basketball. Dwyane Wade (another Xennial) and Chicago native talking about Michael Jordan….. “There was a moment when Jordan came in, and that's the reason I played basketball. We're in a hallway, the guards, we're talking before we go out, and Mike creeps in. And Mike gave me some love, and every time, I don't care. I was with the Jordan Brand, I had some moments, this is Mike. So Mike came in and gave me love, then he went right to the old dog, he went right to Magic, the clip that went viral, and if you see my face, that was the moment that I realized I was in basketball heaven. Like, my basketball lifespan had ended and I ended up in basketball heaven. To just be there, to be able to experience -- Hall of Fame is great, jersey retirement is great. For me, as a kid, I didn't have my family there. I didn't want my family there. That was individually my moment. As a young kid growing up, wanted to be one of the greatest to play the game, and I got the chance to put on that jacket and be next to my favorite player, the greatest to ever play."

[@joshualonghi8313]

Man I like your channel I like what you do..... everything you say is 100% true I just get so tired of hearing about LeBron from any perspective so I had to unsubscribe..,. I wish your channel well.,.. and I agree Michael Jordan is the best player to ever step on NBA court....in an NBA arena/stadium.... I have seen him play in person I'm only 37 but when I was younger I seen him loose to the Celtics....mad young and it was still amazing ! Wish ya Well!

[@Lizards_Lounge]

Its not just NBA ALL media today is trying to rewrite history.. hopefully you understand what this historically mean, WHY they are doing it... it NEEDS to be challenged, trust me, I was sick of hearing about Lebron YEARS AGO.. but you leave the lies unchallenged and history is lost, people reprogrammed and the authoritarian state owns your mind. If you can convince people of things thier eyes can clearly see is wrong, or make them scared to speak up, you now own them.. the NBA media is one of MANY ways media is forcing people to DENY REALITY.

[@kennylynch8575]

LBJ is the most overrated player N NBA history

[@tdup191]

*sports history

[@PrettyboyPa]

Longevity only matters to Nick when it comes to lebron, when it comes to Tom Brady he just says Maholmes is better because of his talent and throws longevity out the door

[@phenomenal-fitness]

Great video as always fam!!!

[@raurmanproductions3438]

I don't know how the NBA can castrate the defenses of the league for decades and think these offensive numbers have the same purchasing-power as previous generations. When you make something easier to do it becomes less valuable.

[@Carnage0583]

Nick Wright should stop using stats when comparing LeBum to MJ😂. What matters is consistency.

[@whitebelt2905]

Longevity in the absence of winning is meaningless

[@jerrylattimore9232]

WELL SAID. 👍

[@bullionsean456]

Nick Wright overvalues longevity with LeBron but undervalues longevity with Brady

[@shawnsisson920]

Larry B was a beast. Even Jordan respected him and when you consider his spinal issues and how he would tell his opponents exactly what he would do, one can only imagine how amazing he could have been in good health and if he kept his mouth shut

[@smoothALOE]

You raised a good point. LeBron is constantly being compared to other guys in season 21, but not other guys at age 38 or 39. Could it be because his stats wouldn’t look as impressive then? Because Kareem was still putting up solid numbers at that age? That might be.

[@geekymetalhead5112]

I swear Lebrons theme is toxicity by SOAD, cause man he's been toxic since he left Cleveland

[@salvatoresultana4058]

What’s funny is the scoring record didn’t matter until LeBron surpassed Kareem.

[@seriouslystewarts3537]

Hey great stuff bro keep up the good sir 💯

[@kkbaby30]

Per game and advanced per game stats matter most because that's how the game is played: per game.

[@netocaste1510]

Great vid, as always, filled with facts

[@waltersobchek]

Longevity- Jordan 6 rings in 14 or 15 years, as opposed to 4 in 20+ years

[@TheMailmanOfSteel]

Karl Malone, 3rd all-time Scorer, has 0 Rings. This is why no one really cared about the points record until LeBron.

[@t3jf]

Lebron is just a modern day Malone

[@seanwilliams6417]

This was excellent! I would love to see KZbinrs debate against some of these analyst, because this was award-winning right here. Winning matters, eras matter, What your peers think of you matters. Iconic moments matter. Style points matter, defense matters. Team hopping for a chance to win matter but going back home to Cleveland and bringing them a championship matters a lot. But even during that championship run, LeBron was not the one taking the iconic shot. It was Kyrie Irving. we remember Lebron James going against Kobe Bryant and the All-Star game and Kobe clapping his hands ready for the challenge and LeBron passed the ball. Basketball fans remember that. And that was soft my opinion. We want to see the best against the best you can’t say you’re the best and you don’t wanna get tested against the best. That’s why we love Kobe when Kobe had a chance to go against Mike he couldn’t wait he didn’t pass the ball the same way we love Allen Iverson because when he got a chance to go against Mike, crossed him. And we as fans love that. Kareem is really the best to ever do it at any level essentially when it comes to winning. Jordan was the best when it came to everything else. Lebron’s record is nice but Karl Malone did it and didn’t have to come in straight from high school to do it. if LeBron don’t win another championship, we gonna remember his record as one of empty stats. The 3 tier of longevity was a brilliant take on the current situation. At this point if you’re not doing it for winning you’re doing it for stat padding. Which is iight but winning is and always will be the pinnacle of sport.

[@JiuJitus1210]

As always, another informative take on Labron.

[@LogicalReasons]

One honest fucking person. My respect for Kobe has escalated simply for people believing that you cannot surpass him without ever actually beating him

[@MrPAlberst2]

As a small nba follower i wonder why the games now are finished with big scoring points. But i saw a video about defence in the nba than and now. That opened up my eyes...

[@portdrinkingsockmonkey]

Went to the NBA stat site and ran numbers (Stats as of Feb 25th, 2024). Jordan's career regular season points per minute is 0.787 (32292/41010). LeBron's is 0.715 (39898/55837). Jordan's career regular season points per game is 30.12 (32292/1072). LeBron's is 27.12 (39898/1471). Jordan's playoff points per minute is 0.801 (5987/7474). LeBron's is 0.688 (8023/11654). Jordan's playoff points per game is 33.45 (7474/179). LeBron's is 28.45 (11654/282). This is why I don't care about LeBron's all-time scoring leader stat, or longevity stats overall. Factoring out the fact that the game has shifted wildly since Jordan played and scoring has gone up by about 15%, (95-96 season league average points per game was 99.5 whereas the 22-23 season had an average of 114.7) Jordan still had a better points per minute and points per game in both the regular season and in the playoffs by about 10%. Also, LeBron's points per minute dropped in the playoffs compared to the regular season, whereas Jordan's increased. This also doesn't factor in things like the advancements in sports medicine, fitness training and things of that nature that increase longevity that Jordan didn't have access to. (Example: ACL tears were far more likely to end a career in the 90's than they are today.) As the game keeps getting hiring scoring and as players keep playing longer and longer, all LeBron's career stats will be broken, and possibly by inferior players. If someone averages 20 PPG for 25 years, at 82 games a season, they'll have 41,000 points. Does that mean they're better than Lebron? And 25 years might sound crazy, but if they started at 19, they'll only be 44. LeBron is 39 now. Brady was 45 when he retired from the NFL. Not so crazy sounding to me. For those who think I am a LeBron hater, you're right. And this is why. I've seen LeBron not go up for jump balls, play lazy because of... reasons... and absolutely quit on his team in the playoffs. His last year with Cleveland, before he went to Miami, he quit on his team in the playoffs. I watched it. I saw it with my own eyes. I've confronted a lot of LeBron fans about that, and they reluctantly agree with me. Now, maybe my definition of GOAT is different than others, but the Greatest Of All Time does not quit on his team. Especially not in the playoffs. Jordan never quit. Kobe never quit. Bird never quit. Not even Horry quit on his team in the playoffs. At least not that I ever heard or saw. That's why I think that LeBron should not even be in the conversation of GOAT. Period. Lebron is an amazing athletic talent, but his is not a GOAT. He could've been. He should've been. But he was too busy chasing stats and rings than chasing greatness. Jordan chased greatness. LeBron chases Jordan.

[@SaleBSGN]

0:23 "I can do it, but there is LeCrybaby"

[@dmar82]

I don't know anyone who calls him Nick Wright anymore. Everyone calls him Nick Wrong!

[@masterofdisaster9194]

MJ went to a city who had never won a championship and made them a dynasty. Loyal to one franchise, who would you draft, a city’s cultural icon or a mercenary ring chaser ?

[@aturner3246]

With the exception of the 2017-2018 season, LBJ has never played in all 82 games. In the last 5 NBA seasons, he's played an average of 55 games a year! It seems to me that with the taking rest on defense, and missing an average of 27 games a year, longevity is easier to achieve! In his last 5 years, that's roughly 135 games missed. MJ played all 82 games in 9 of 15 seasons, including his last season, on a leg that was not great. Did I mention MJ would play all 82 games and then play all of the playoff games? It's kind of like having a car that you drive a couple of times a year, and that car would last for a very long time.

[@taharqaheru145]

20 years and 4 championship..with stacked teams

[@kirkmorris1586]

If i was playing for 20yrs i would have those pts too.

[@TempeLane11552]

Nick loves those checks from Klutch.

[@connorgillispie7128]

That thumbnail 😂

[@nickgleeson7168]

Lebum will never catch thst ghost from Chicago