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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
As we've all said, LeBron is the most talented player of all time. He will probably be the most statistically impressive of all time if he stays healthy.
But your homerism for LeBron shows its true colors if you're even trying to put LeBron in the same conversation as MJ. MJ was the most clutch player of all time. And don't sell the bullshit that LeBron's clutchness comes even remotely close to MJ's.
MJ was better than LeBron. Barring some major turnaround in LeBron's game, it will stay that way. No, don't sell the BS which I know you will that this is a knock on LeBron. It is a compliment to a player who is one of the best players to ever play in ANY sport.
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I'm not trying to do anything (nor was Charles Barkley with his "bigger, stronger MJ" comment on LJ on Thursday night). The ridiculous stats do enough of the talking on that front. If LeBron continues on at this level of dominance (and wins a few more titles along the way too), he will be very much comparable to MJ at the end of his career. That is plain to see.