> Lebron has never gotten in a fight with his own teammates like Jordan did twice, or maybe more? Lebron has definitely abused his teammates during games on li

> Lebron has never gotten in a fight with his own teammates like Jordan did twice, or maybe more? Lebron has definitely abused his teammates during games on live TV, those clips are a YouTube search away. He’s also been responsible for having multiple coaches fired in his career, which isn’t exactly a servant-leader move. > Jordan also had the benefit of Scottie Pippen who is a all-pro/50 greatest player Lebron has played on teams that will probably go down as on-par with some of those bulls teams, it’s not like Pippen was on another planet compared to Wade or Anthony Davis. They’re fairly comparable players. The Cavs also wound up beating that Warriors team that matched the Bulls single season record, which was also considered one of the most talented teams ever. Also, Jordan never belittled opposing fans in a press conference the way Lebron did in 2011 that he wound up having to clarify[0]. This was truly one of the most distasteful things I’ve ever seen a pro athlete say in a press conference, but that’s clearly my opinion. I don’t necessarily believe that one is more or less moral than the other, but I’ve never been convinced of the Lebron “nice guy” story. He’s always come across as more narcissistic than Jordan in my opinion, Jordan would never have done “The Decision” the way Lebron did. 0: https://www.espn.com/nba/truehoop/miamiheat/news/story?id=6661305 https://www.espn.com/nba/truehoop/miamiheat/news/story?id=66...