Former NBA player explains the surprising factor that keeps LeBron James from being the GOAT over Michael Jordan. The ongoing debate among analysts and fans over who the NBA’s GOAT (Greatest of All Time) is often boils down to two names: LeBron James and Michael Jordan.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar forward LeBron James is set to embark on his 22nd season in the NBA. James has done it all in his career, yet he still has the itch to play at the highest level. James, who could have retired a couple of years back,

Like assessing who the biggest risers and fallers are from the previous year, to compiling a list of the top 10 players aged 22 and younger. In that same vein of ranking the Top 10 players by age, while so much focus is put on the young players,

Lakers guard Austin Reaves recently spilled the tea on LeBron James' philosophy when it comes to one-on-one basketball. During an outing to the course with BustaJack Golf, Reaves explained that LeBron only plays team ball because it's the real version of the game.

LeBron James is one of the greatest basketball players of all time, and it's a distinction he's earned by being great at several areas of the game. James is the NBA's all-time leading scorer, and will be the only player in NBA history to retire with at least 30,

The debate over the greatest basketball player ever often comes down to two names: Michael Jordan and LeBron James. Jordan, known for his six championships and unforgettable moments, set the standard for greatness.

LeBron James has been compared to Magic Johnson because of his passing ability. They're rare players who can see things before they happen. This superpower has catapulted them to basketball immortality and success.