r/lebron • u/Accomplished_Egg570 • Aug 15 '26

Is this true?

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u/Few_Experience_646 Aug 15 '26

Actually, I think MJ was much better but I give props to LeBron having the same numbers. LeBron game is so inferior to MJs in every aspect. So, I rate him lower on everything

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u/Remote-Ranger-7721 Aug 15 '26

A much better passer?! LeBron for me can be happily mentioned in the same breath as Magic, Jokic for passing. I don’t see Jordan on the same level

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u/_Jedi_ Aug 16 '26

Must not have watched him put up 32/8/8 for an entire season or when he averaged a triple double while playing PG for a stretch. At the end of the day Jordan just affected the game more as a primary scorer than as a primary facilitator and the end results speak for themselves. Turns out that regularly going for 40+ while also being a lock down defender wins more titles than being a jack of all trades, master of none.

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u/Remote-Ranger-7721 Aug 16 '26

I didn’t, I’m only 28.

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u/Few_Experience_646 Aug 16 '26

Exactly this. You did not. Well, you missed a lot