Nick Wright GETS DESTROYED in Jordan vs LeBron Debate

When talking about NBA media, there have been a fair amount of bad commentators and horrible talking heads like Stephen A Smith, Skip Bayless, Kendrick Perkins, even Ryan Hollins, those four guys are definitely a tier up from the worst NBA analysts. the NBA, but in my personal opinion there is one. guy who takes the cake as the ultimate worst analyst in the game of sports who happens to be Nick Wright on Fox Sports and if you're familiar with Nick Wright, he's one of Lebron James' biggest defenders, he'll support him in any scenario and take him down importance. any other great player does help

lebron

james and benefits his argument and in today's video we will see a very quick segment discussing michael

jordan

his competition and how the 80s and 90s are overrated as a great era, so with that being said , Let's cut to the chase, this is what's frustrating to me because Bruce said what everyone always says: there was a dynasty during Jordan's era, but we don't tell it because it doesn't help Jordan's argument, so we intervene.

Very quickly, Nick Wright is already being insincere and misleading, since in Jordan's playing career, if there was a dynasty it would be the Lakers, but for Jordan, he came to the NBA as a rookie in 1985, in that At that point the Lakers had already won two. championships and during Jordan's playing career they only won three. Also, one thing I want to point out is that Nick Wright refers to the '80s as the Jordan era, when everyone knows Jordan's era was the '90s and his best time winning championships was from '91 to '98. Bruce said , so let's count everyone who beat Lebron before starting to win.

What I will say is that we always say that in Jordan's career, in the years that he was active, three teams were in a row, which seems noteworthy, the Lakers. the pistons did it the rockets did it so he jumped really fast once again

nick

wright

is very fake at the end he mentions houston going back to back under

jordan

now that's pretty funny jordan restricted didn't play 94 and 95 Solo he played 17 games during the regular season and even looking at the Lakers when they faced Jordan, that point was in his third and fourth season, now the Pistons, that's fair since Jordan was in his prime and was an MVP player and If you look at Jordan's time as a Bull, there are only four teams in the NBA that won championships under him if you include the wizard years which increases to just five compared to Lebron James.

Look in his career before the Lakers, there were 17 championships won. his clock and if you include the lakers that increases it even more to nine, my general point is that if you are going to make this argument against jordan, have the same energy for

lebron

james and be consistent, look, but here's the thing, This is also if I want to tell the diamond that Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan won rings under Jordan's watch. You all roll your eyes and say that's ridiculous, oh my god that's so outrageous it's unfair. Shaq and Kobe won their ring when Jordan was 38 years old.

How old is Lebron James? Someone knows? Oh, he's 37 and a half and Steph won hers, so it's different. It's not fair. Nobody does it. excluding kareem magic worthy byrd mikhail parish isaiah dumars akeem drexler duncan robinson shaq kobe no one else ate, although he is right about that, so

nick

wright

went there and made a fool of himself in the process, as once again the subject of this video is to be consistent and let's apply that same logic after watching that one minute clip of him attacking jordan let's apply his same logic to lebron james the player who he believes is the best player in nba history if you look at the hall of fame star players who won under lebron here are some chauncey billups dan wallace cam duncan tony parker monginobley kawhi leonard d wade shaq rondo pierce ray allen kevin garnett kobe powell dirk jason kidd curry clay draymond katie kawhi lowry giannis draw as well as middleton are 25 star players from the hall of fame who won under the command of lebron and a vital question that i have to ask is which of the 75 best players of all time, great legend, did not win a championship because lebron james, when you look at jordan he has players like carl malone john stockton charles barkley patrick ewing even reggie miller who didn't win because of him so once again michael jordan beats lebron james in nick wright's own game and in my personal opinion , when I talk about the lebron era I would realistically say it's from 2011 to probably 2018 or 2020 and unlike nick wright, I'm actually realistic and wouldn't say someone like chauncy phillips in 04 quote unquote clock juan lebron since once again lebron james was a 20 year old rookie playing in cleveland with little to no help, same for jordan at the beginning of his career as It was the end and one more thing I do and talk about is a Nick Wright's tweet from earlier this week involving Michael Jordan and Lebron James and right here on your screen right now you see a tweet from Dr.

Guru talking about Jordan Chasing stats. to be the goat, he makes a pretty good overall point once again, emphasizing the longevity stats, racking up points, assists and rebounds doesn't make him the greatest player in NBA history. Now writing his Twitter thread, he took up the

debate

and responded with the following, no, but maybe. Try telling him not to quit the sport twice, try to beat Larry Bird in a single game in the playoffs, and try not to wait until the 25th to finish over 500. Now, Nick, in that simple tweet, makes three important points and he is wrong. all three and looking at your first overall point, it refers to Jordan leaving the game twice, with 93 being like wolves 98.

Now, for a second, let's think and remember what happened after 93. Michael Jordan's father, after that season, he was murdered in cold blood. that's why jordan largely retired, what happens right there is not jordan leaving the game, the same goes for '98 as once again jordan won a championship and then retired at 35 years old. At that time, in the 90s, he considered himself to be 35 years old. old and him coming out on top once again was not quitting and if you want to juxtapose lebron james when he quit on his teams, ike's lebron quit several times in 2010 2014 2018 and possibly in 2023 now looking at Nick's second point that larry mentions bird and the celtics beat jordan in every game they play now to the letter that fact is 100 true but adding some context look at the team larry bird had in 1986 compared to jordan the boston team won 65 games, they were first in defense, third in offense and first in that ranking and in my personal opinion, Edwards is one of the five best teams of all time and looking at their playoff run on the way to the finals, they only lost one game and during the entire postseason they only lost three.

Are there any players who are 22 or 23 years old? in nba history he was able to beat that boston team in a series and looking at jordan in that series he did his fair share with an average of 43 points, the highest in a series, six forwards, six assists, two steals, a block and 51 shots in the game, one had 49 points and in the second game, 63, the most in playoff history, if you have common sense, some decent knowledge of the NBA or just some sports knowledge, you know Jordan is serious, but he's not the reason the Bulls lost to the Celtics.

The exact same thing can be said about Lebron James. In the 2018 finals against Golden State, it was a very strange game and they were swept in that series, but LeBron individually averaged 34 points, 10 assist wars and 53 shots. Is there an NBA fan alive who will blame LeBron James for losing that series and once again point the finger at him? Nick Wright's hypocrisy always downplays championships and their overall impact and he considers winning to be a team accomplishment unless Jordan loses, when at that point it's all up to Jordan and he's to blame. Are you seeing the double standard and obvious bias now when you look at the last point Nick brings up?

Jordan didn't get above 500 until he was 25, which at first glance seems pretty bad when you add some context, it's not all that damning. Looking at Jordan's rookie season, the Bulls that year won 38 games and they were playing his second year when he was injured. They went 9.-9 with him and were at 500, then in their third year they got 40 and 42 once again below 500, but they made the playoffs and already in their fourth season they were above 500, they won 50 games and now all three years his team made the playoffs. and nick wright see that as a blow to their legacy and overall greatness, so that being the case, let's be consistent and apply that same logic to lebron james looking at his first three years lebron is rookie year he missed the playoffs his second year he missed the playoffs and his third year he finally surpassed 500.

Now, comparing Lebron Jordan's first three years, Lebron James made the playoffs once compared to Jordan who made it all three years once again. I'm hitting home if you're going to criticize Jordan for this. i have that same energy when it comes to lebron james, the greatest player of all time, in quotes, now with that final point he made, that's the end of the video and my general summary of nick wright and his terrible lebron james and michael Jordan, as always, thank you. by watching I hope you enjoyed it see you next time