Lakers’ LeBron James gets big support from Clippers’ Terrence Mann

There’s no way to know for sure who is the greatest basketball player of all time; the goalposts always seem to be moving, making it difficult to give a concrete answer as to who is the GOAT. But that’s what makes these discussions so interesting, with Los Angeles Clippers wing Terance Mann the latest to join the conversation, claiming Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James is his GOAT.

On his YouTube channel, Clippers glue guy Declare firmly Why he thinks the Lakers star is not only a king, but also a GOAT.

“The No. 1 in history is LeBron James. I don’t want to explain why, because it’s just controversial. At his age, with the years he’s been in the league now, I think he’s obviously become the GOAT,” the Clippers winger Said TeranceMannTV via ClutchPoints Twitter on YouTube.

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Longevity is one of LeBron James’ strongest assets in the “GOAT” debate. What the Lakers star is doing is unparalleled and despite all his accomplishments during his illustrious career, he remains one of the best players in the league. He’s turning 39 in a month and everything he’s doing is amazing.

Of course, some of the arguments against James being the “GOAT” is that he went 4-6 in the NBA Finals while Michael Jordan’s original record was 6-0. But Terrence Mann knows how difficult it is for James to make it to eight straight NBA Finals and dominate despite an ever-changing supporting cast.

“All the Finals he’s been to, not to mention all the conference finals he’s been to in a row, he’s had and done it with all the different teammates. Going from team to team, doing the same thing, having the same numbers, It’s like, at this point it’s almost obvious (who the GOAT is),” Mann added.

Credit has to be given to Terrence Mann for not letting his allegiance to the Clippers cloud his view of LeBron James’ career, as he does make some strong points as to why the Lakers star Must be considered the greatest player to ever step onto the hardwood.