Michael Jordan fans accused of using ridiculous excuse to deny LeBron James’ greatness: ‘MJ stoops and says…’

NBA veteran Eddie A Johnson recently added fuel to the Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James debate. Although the discussion about the “GOAT” among fans never ends, it always increases interest in the sport. After LeBron’s final game against the Golden State Warriors, the NBA veteran started hyping up his favorite athlete.

However, in the process of praising LeBron, Johnson ended up taking some shots at Jordan fans. Needless to say, fans retaliated, but Johnson didn’t back down from the argument either.

I have already posted, “LeBron won two games in the FT and gave MJ fans and that water boy on Fox Sports a fit of convulsions. 😂” One MJ fan responded: “Why would anyone care, what percentage does he do that and what percentage does he not?” Like most sports arguments, LeBron fans want to post some receipts. A fan of the Los Angeles Lakers superstar posted his stats from the fourth quarter and overtime of the NBA Finals. Johnson didn’t miss the opportunity to drag MJ fans down again. The NBA veteran posted: “Yeah, but MJ bends over and says it’s a string attached to a ball and there’s a magnet in the ball. 😂”

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LeBron James’ historic performance against Warriors

Lakers vs. Warriors is one of the best games in recent memory. Both sides are legends of the game and the team refuses to back down from the fight. The game entered double overtime, and the Lakers eventually won. Both teams tried their best to create unforgettable memories for their fans. Stephen Curry was at his best in this game, hitting a clutch three-pointer with less than 5 seconds left to score 46 points.

LeBron, on the other hand, makes everyone forget that this is his 21st season in the league. The 39-year-old scored 36 points in this game, plus a career-high 20 rebounds and 12 assists, and the team ended the game 145-144. More importantly, he made two key free throws with 1.2 seconds left in the second overtime to help the team take the lead. The two free throws were a point of contention between Johnson and some Jordan fans, who refused to acknowledge the Lakers superstar’s greatness.

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