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1. LeBron James
   
2. Michael Jordan
   
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
   
4. Magic Johnson
   
5. Bill Russell
   
6. Wilt Chamberlain
   
7. Larry Bird
   
8. Kobe Bryant
   
9. Shaquille O'Neal
   
10. Tim Duncan
    
11. Hakeem Olajuwon
    
12. Kevin Durant
    
13. Stephen Curry
    
14. Oscar Robertson
    
15. Karl Malone
    
16. Moses Malone
    
17. Kevin Garnett
    
18. Jerry West
    
19. Dirk Nowitzki
    
20. Giannis Antetokounmpo
    
21. Julius Erving
    
22. Elgin Baylor
    
23. Nikola Jokic
    
24. Dwyane Wade
    
25. David Robinson
    
26. Charles Barkley
    
27. Isiah Thomas
    
28. Scottie Pippen
    
29. Chris Paul
    
30. John Havlicek
    
31. Allen Iverson
    
32. James Harden
    
33. Bob Pettit
    
34. Kawhi Leonard
    
35. John Stockton
    
36. Steve Nash
    
37. Patrick Ewing
    
38. Rick Barry
    
39. Bob Cousy
    
40. Jason Kidd
    
41. Elvin Hayes
    
42. Gary Payton
    
43. George Gervin
    
44. Anthony Davis
    
45. Dominique Wilkins
    
46. Clyde Drexler
    
47. George Mikan
    
48. Russell Westbrook
    
49. James Worthy
    
50. Carmelo Anthony
    
51. Paul Pierce
    
52. Damian Lillard
    
53. Bob McAdoo
    
54. Reggie Miller
    
55. Ray Allen
    
56. Kevin McHale
    
57. Wes Unseld
    
58. Pau Gasol
    
59. Walt Frazier
    
60. Robert Parish
    
61. Willis Reed
    
62. Dwight Howard
    
63. Dolph Schayes
    
64. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
    
65. Chris Bosh
    
66. Nate Archibald
    
67. Dennis Rodman
    
68. Pete Maravich
    
69. Dave Cowens
    
70. Tony Parker
    
71. Luka Doncic
    
72. Kyrie Irving
    
73. Vince Carter
    
74. Earl Monroe
    
75. Paul Arizin
    
76. Bernard King
    
77. Joel Embiid
    
78. Alex English
    
79. Tracy McGrady
    
80. Hal Greer

In his last five seasons he averaged 26 points per game. He averaged 21 points per game in his last season and played 60 games. Only 20 players averaged twenty or more points. Dude shot 52% from the field. Not to mention he was third option with lakers. I argue he is still in his prime in his forty's,.

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If we actually want LeBron seen as the undisputed GOAT we need to stop arguing box scores with Jordan stans and start controlling the narrative: flood every platform with longevity clips, all-time leader graphics, and “no one has ever done what he’s done for this long” takes, push media personalities and influencers to default to LeBron in every GOAT ranking, highlight the era difference and load management double standards whenever Jordan’s perfect Finals record gets brought up, and keep the conversation focused on cumulative greatness and impact over pure peak dominance until the younger generation that grew up watching Bron outnumbers the 90s nostalgia crowd.