The debate over who holds the title of the GOAT in NBA history—LeBron James or Michael Jordan—has been a hot topic for years. Supporters of James argue that his all-time records and impressive achievements set him apart.

During the recent episode of First Take, Stephen A. Smith praised LeBron James’ sustained greatness and the impact he continues to have at 41. Stephen A. Smith, known for his fiery takes, has shifted his tone toward LeBron James amid the Los Angeles ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Stephen A. Smith is the most vocal Michael Jordan defender on the planet. But on Tuesday’s episode of ESPN’s First Take he said something about LeBron James that made Kendrick Perkins, and the rest of the basketball world, stop in ...

While no topic this divisive will ever generate a consensus, the player most commonly considered the greatest in NBA history is Michael Jordan. That's what six championships, five MVP awards and 10 scoring titles will do for a player.

Released footage from 2001 shows a 16-year-old LeBron James dunking on Michael Jordan during their infamous game.

Who is your basketball GOAT, and why? KJ: Who's my GOAT and why? So I would say my GOAT is LeBron James, hands down. I shouldn't be saying it cause he's still in the league and everything, but LeBron is absolutely my GOAT. I became a fan of LeBron growing up.