@shendy456 Um, because MJ, Kobe, and Steph were winners. Betting on MJ to lose a finals series was a bad bet. Betting on LeBron to lose each time would have made you money.
@FastbreakHoops5 Wilt was the most physically advantaged player in NBA history. LeBron is probably 2nd with Shaq close behind, Ultimately - these are 3 of the best players ever, Hard to compare across eras.
@StopnGoSports Probably Kobe, Bird, Lebron? I say that as maybe grabbing their best 3-5 year stretch. Lebron gets every longevity award, and I would rank him extremely high all time, but the question was "at their best."
@VinnysCorner1 Good list. Always hard to compare across eras. I think Jokic could make a run towards being in the conversation if he has a long enough career. I'd say the same about Wemby, but way, way, too soon.
@VinnysCorner1 No, not yet, but he probably will be. But if you using the Pedro/Koufax scale, namely most dominant for their peak years disregarding longevity and aggregate stats altogether, then yes.
@Hoopss That is very easy. If this is a Lakers specific Mt. Rushmore, there is no way LeBron should be there or even in the discussion. I might put Jerry West over Shaq for the same reason - we are considering their Lakers career, and not their overall career.
@NycVipers And yet, could not win as many rings as Jordan despite playing many more seasons and shopping himself around into the most favorable possible conditions.