Regardless of how long weāve been hearing it, the GOAT conversation continues to be a thing in the NBA world. The question is usually reduced to Michael Jordan and LeBron James, though other legends such as Stephen Curry sometimes make the debate.
MJ made a strong case during his successful stint with the Chicago Bulls in the 90s, but The King also proved to be worth of the status by winning rings with three different teams this century.
The Golden State Warriors star, however, isnāt one of those comparing legacies. Like many other people, Curry doesnāt believe thereās a single GOAT, but that many players were the best in their respective eras.
Stephen Curry gets real on the GOAT debate involving Michael Jordan, LeBron James
āI ascribe to the mindset that there are multiple GOATs,ā Curry told Willie Geist of Today, via Bleacher Report. āAnd I hate that, itās not a cop-out answer, but itās so hard to compare eras. And getting into that conversation of āoh if you put Michael in this era or if you put LeBron in that era,ā itās kind of unfair. Itās a great barbershop debate, and itās something thatāll never stop until the end of time.ā

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Curry has a fair point, and itās probably for the best to see it that way. Both LeBron and MJ gave a lot to the game of basketball, so why not just recognize what they did in their respective careers?





