The Goat can never be weak #nba #nbalive07

[0:00]who is the greatest of all time, Jordan, LeBron or you? I I'll answer. The uh, the goat uh, the goat committee meets in secret. People love to say LeBron is the goat, but I don't see it that way. As a Laker, you're supposed to be a warrior, a hard man, not someone who falls to his knees in the house of our greatest rival, the Boston Celtics, begging for a whistle. That's not strength. That's not what this jersey stands for. Greatness isn't built on theatrics. It's not about 20 years of chasing numbers, stacking points until you finally break a record. Longevity alone doesn't make you the best. In two decades, how many times did you dominate as the scoring champion? Not many. Jordan, in 15 years, own 10 scoring titles. That's true dominance. That's the mark of someone who controlled his era, not just survived it. So when I hear talk of goat, I look at impact, dominance, respect. Jordan fits. LeBron, you're great, but falling on the floor in green enemy territory begging for calls, that's not greatness.