NBA Commissioner Adam Silver declares Michael Jordan the GOAT, sparking debate and adding fuel to the long-standing Jordan vs. LeBron rivalry.

One wouldn't blame Silver if his formative years swayed him Jordan's side of the debate. On the other hand, since Silver was unanimously elected NBA Commissioner on Feb. 1, 2014, LeBron James has been the face of the league.

LeBron, a 20-time All-Star in his 22nd season, is still going strong over two decades into his career. Despite achieving feats like becoming the all-time leading scorer, people still continue to crown the Chicago Bulls icon the GOAT.

Of his ten Finals appearances, LeBron has only won four titles, though he appeared in an incredible eight straight Finals from 2011 to 2018. During his losing years, he simply ran into the juggernaut that is the Kevin Durant-starring Golden State Warriors.

It has now been zero days since a Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James topic on a marquee national sports talk show so whomever is responsible for resetting the clock on that should get to work. Colin Cowherd once again waded into those familiar waters on his program Thursday.

The debate over the GOAT in the NBA is a topic that never seems to get old. For years, fans and even players have been split between Michael Jordan and LeBron James. Michael Jordan, with his six championships with the Chicago Bulls,

The ongoing NBA GOAT debate has sparked endless discussions among fans, analysts, and players for years, with two names dominating the conversation: Michael Jordan and LeBron James. Both have cemented their legacies through countless achievements,

NBA commissioner Adam Silver asserted that Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan is the 'Greatest of All Time,' but made sure to offer his respect to LeBron James

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