When Stephen Curry weighs in on Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James NBA GOAT debate

The debate about the “GOAT” in the NBA never ends. Michael Jordan and LeBron James are two players who are often talked about by fans and the media.

Many players have spoken out in recent years about who they think should be the NBA’s all-time GOAT, and Stephen Curry has done the same.

Stephen Curry is considered the greatest shooter in basketball history. However, he didn’t pick a GOAT in the Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James debate.

During an interview with Willie Guest on NBC’s Sunday Show, Curry was asked what he thought of the best shooters, defenders and all-around players of all time.

“I think there’s more than one GOAT. It’s hard to compare eras. When it comes to that, it’s a little unfair to put Michael in one era and LeBron in another,” Curry clarified.

“This is an amazing debate that will continue until the end of time,” I concluded

Curry acknowledged the greatness of both players and their contributions to the game of basketball, although he didn’t openly favor one over the other.

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Will Curry get involved in the “GOAT” debate in the future?

Despite Stephen Curry’s modesty in interviews, he could be one of the names in the “GOAT” debate in the future, if not today.

The superstar from the Warriors has changed the dynamic of the game since arriving in the league in 2009.

His 3-point shooting made others follow suit and made the game even more exciting. His increased use of the 3-point shot changed the game dramatically.

According to RPubs data, the total number of three-point attempts increased 2.6 times in the 20 years since 2000, but did not pick up until he joined the NBA in 2009.

The Warriors have struggled this season and are currently ranked 10th^th Western Conference position. However, Curry is performing as well as ever, averaging over 28 points per game.

He hopes to get more support from Draymond Green, Chris Paul, Klay Thompson and the team’s young stars to make the playoffs this season.

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