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NBA: The former All-Star talks to LeBron James on managing his career
Published on September 8, 2023 at 6:12 pm.
In his interview with Brandon “Bee Scoop” Robinson, former New York Knicks star John Starks discussed the consequences of LeBron James’ regular franchise changes during his NBA career. According to him, this logic automatically places the nickname “King” behind Michael Jordan, who is more loyal than his younger brother.
The question of who is the best basketball player of all time comes up in debate again and again cristiano Ronaldo And Lionel messi soccer. in competition with Michael Jordan, LeBron James This year the debate has reignited by setting the record for best scorer in the NBA since 1984 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. enough to move on his Airness , With four titles and as many MVP trophies, LBJ legitimately claims this status of “ultimate legend.” However, there are other criteria when making your selection, which are often subjective.
“LeBron is damaging his legacy”
So, come in Lebron James And Michael JordanWho is the best player? john starks He has his own opinion. According to the former All-Star, Michael Jordan Never chased superstars and never wanted to build a “super-team” to defeat the best in the world and win championships; Instead he remained only with Chicago Bulls At his peak and single-handedly achieved all the success. On the other hand, james Changing teams regularly hurt his legacy and the GOAT debate.
Jordan over James?
, LeBron is doing so much damage to his legacy by changing NBA teams that it will impact his standing in the LeBron vs. Jordan debate. Mike didn’t move. He wanted to play against the best. He felt like he didn’t have to chase players to join his team to beat the best because he thought he was the best, and I think that’s the difference. “accepted starks, Lebron James Played for three different teams, achieving great success during his career ridingThe Heat And this lakers, On the other end, Jordan served 13 years bulls before ending my career wizards (two years). his Airness Also won six NBA championships with bulls and was five-time regular season MVP.