The NBA legend and iconic Chicago Bulls figure Michael Jordan mentioned who he considers the best shooter he has ever seen. Michael Jordan legend of Chicago Bulls is widely regarded as the greatest player in NBA history,

Austin Reaves labels LeBron James doubters as Michael Jordan fans after the Lakers star's 40-point outing against Blazers

"It was a challenge because of the hype," Jordan said after the Bulls' 104-83 victory, per the Los Angeles Times. "But as a challenge, you try not to get carried away with the hype, not try to make it a one-on-one challenge with him.

James and the Lakers were taking on the Trail Blazers in their second game after the All-Star break. In that game, James broke a scoring record that was held by Michael Jordan for over 20 years. He became the first player 40 years or older to have multiple 40-point games. He had 40 points against the Trail Blazers on Thursday.

The conversation primarily revolves around Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James and former Chicago Bulls star Michael Jordan. James has had an impressive 22-year career, scoring a record 41,759 points—the most in NBA history—along with 11,

With Luka Doncic sitting out, it was up to LeBron James and Austin Reaves to power the Los Angeles Lakers offense in Portland against the Trail Blazers and they were up to the challenge. Reaves poured in 32 points and seven assists,

Michael Jordan is widely regarded as one of the greatest players in NBA history, known for his impact both on and off the court. Now, former Los Angeles Lakers guard Lou Williams has drawn a comparison between MJ and a Philadelphia 76ers’ icon.

For years, the NBA GOAT debate has been between Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan and Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James. James has obviously closed the gap between him and Jordan, but for the overwhelming majority of fans, the Bulls legend ...

The LeBron James vs. Michael Jordan GOAT debate remains relentless, even humorously tackled by Bill Simmons and Ryen Russillo. They comment on social media's obsession while addressing Luka Doncic's struggles with the Lakers and LeBron's continued prominence in his 22nd NBA season.