LeBron James has played more seasons than any other player in league history, holds the most points in the regular season and playoffs, logged the most minutes and wins, but there are still hesitations in the hearts and minds of many to consider him in the GOAT debate.

The debate about which professional basketball player is the Greatest of All Times (GOAT) must include LeBron James. Almost everyone would agree with that. However, one top broadc

The debate about which professional basketball player is the Greatest of All Times (GOAT) must include LeBron James. Almost everyone would agree with that. However, one top broadcaster ignited debate when he slammed James while ruling him out as the GOAT.

Patrick Beverley called out Tim Hardaway after his controversial comments comparing Dwyane Wade and LeBron James resurfaced.

JR Smith recently opined that the coveted GOAT debate should no longer exist. And he is on LeBron James’ side on that debate, along with his own reasons to view ‘King James’ as the GOAT.

ESPN analyst Skip Bayless explains why LeBron James is ninth on his all-time player rankings.

The Houston Rockets are looking to pull of a 3-0 comeback, and the man standing in their way is none other than LeBron James. If he fails to stave off disaster, will that end the GOAT debate?

For many, LeBron James is the NBA’s GOAT. But is he the GOAT for the Los Angeles Lakers? Sure, he has won a championship with them, played for eight seasons, and also won the first NBA Cup with them.