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The GOAT debate between LeBron James and Michael Jordan is hilariously settled by an ex-Charlotte Hornets player.
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By Angelo Guinhawa | Added on April 30, 24
In recent years, the debate over the Greatest Player of All Time between Chicago Bulls great Michael Jordan and Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has gained a lot of attention. However, if Devonte Graham, a former guard for the Charlotte Hornets, is to be believed, there may be a way for both people to come out on top in the conversation.

Jordan made his NBA debut in 1984 as the third overall selection of the Bulls. Since then, His Airness has played for 13 seasons in the Windy City, averaging 6.3 rebounds, 5.4 assists, 2.5 steals, and 31.5 points on 50% shooting from the field per game.

With Phil Jackson as his coach, he would also go on two three-peats and wind up with six rings at the conclusion of his time in Chicago. Jordan earned 10 scoring crowns, five MVPs, six Finals MVPs, and a Defensive Player of the Year award in 1988 in addition to those championships.

LeBron James, for his part, is no lightweight in the GOAT discussion. Two rings with the Miami Heat, one with the Cleveland Cavaliers, and one with the Lakers have been won by the NBA’s all-time top scorer. In addition, he was selected to 19 All-NBA teams, won Rookie of the Year in 2004, and led the NBA in assists in the 2019–20 campaign.

LeBron James and Michael Jordan’s GOAT debate is hilariously settled by former Charlotte Hornets star Devonte Graham.

While fans have formed opinions about who they believe to be the true greatest player in NBA history, Devonte Graham has made a statement that is guaranteed to make people giggle. In a piece for Hoops Hype that Michael Scotto wrote

Graham played for a Hornets squad controlled by Jordan for the first three years of his career. The point guard played for the San Antonio Spurs and New Orleans Pelicans after leaving Buzz City.

The GOAT debate is a fairly close argument, even if Graham’s perspective tends to be more humorous. Whether James or Jordan will be crowned the NBA’s greatest player is a question only time can tell. The player who is still standing after that argument will undoubtedly have a better case to be called the league’s greatest player of all time.