“LeBron’s had the greatest career,” Sixers Head Coach Doc Rivers sends out a mixed take on GOAT debate featuring LeBron James and Michael Jordan

Doc Rivers who used to ride with Michael Jordan has a new take on GOAT debate featuring LeBron James.


“LeBron’s had the greatest career,” Sixers Head Coach Doc Rivers sends out a mixed take on GOAT debate featuring LeBron James and Michael Jordan

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LeBron James and Michael Jordan were both recognized for their accomplishments in the league by Doc Rivers as he offered his opinion on the GOAT debate. Many people now believe that LeBron James’ amazing longevity may make him the GOAT as he continues to add to his historic career by performing at a level we have never seen before at the age of 38 and in his 20th season.

LeBron James has yet to match Michael Jordan’s accomplishments even after spending so much time in the NBA. Depending on who you ask, they are both among the greatest, and Philadelphia 76ers coach Doc Rivers had the ideal thing to say about how we should see the two legends.

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Doc remarked, “I think he’s going to have the greatest career of all time. I think he’s already had it. And that’s not … I think Michael [Jordan] is the greatest of all time, but that doesn’t take anything away from LeBron. LeBron’s had the greatest career”

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Given the generational and team distinctions that exist between eras, it’s perfectly acceptable that James doesn’t have the same resume as Jordan in terms of awards. But when we examine the cold, hard numbers, it’s clear that LeBron hasn’t yet caught up to Jordan’s six championships, six Finals MVPs, five MVPs, DPOY, multiple honors for leading several stats and, especially, ten scoring titles.

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LeBron James taking down the scoring record can end his GOAT debate against Michael Jordan

LeBron James- IMAGO / ZUMA Wire
LeBron James- IMAGO / ZUMA Wire

Since surpassing Karl Malone in March, LeBron James has been second only to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in terms of scoring in NBA history. He reached another scoring milestone on Sunday, moving closer to takedown the all-time scoring record. James scored his 38,000th and 38,001st career points against the Doc Rivers coached Philadelphia 76ers on a jump shot. Only James and Abdul-Jabbar have reached the 38,000-point level.

The only career-scoring milestone left on James’ list is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s record. Once LeBron James gets his hands on the scoring record the GOAT debate may change forever and many already see that happening. As with LeBron being the All-Time leader for points scored, one can’t deny his greatness, especially when Michael Jordan is in the 5th spot.

If LeBron James continues to ball out at the same pace he’s dominating the rivals with. He can take down the scoring record before the All-Star Break. And, once that’s done the league also plans to honor him for his achievement during the All-Star weekend.

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