According to Jon Krawczynski, Minnesota believes bringing the franchise its first NBA championship would be the strongest statement LeBron James could make in the GOAT debate with Michael Jordan.

Whenever LeBron James is asked on the record about his legacy — and, more specifically, the GOAT debate between him and Michael Jordan — he tends to kind of brush it aside, while still sounding confident.

The Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James debate continued on social media over the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Jordan, with six championships, and LeBron, with four titles and nearly 25 years of NBA dominance,

LeBron James potentially signing with the Philadelphia 76ers isn’t an idea that NBA legend Paul Pierce can get behind. James is in the midst of a historic free agency, as his next contract will guarantee he returns for a record-shattering 24th NBA season.

The Akron native weighed in on the ongoing NBA greatest of all time debate that many view as a two-horse race between James and Michael Jordan.

Weeks after the completion of his 23rd NBA season, James was asked about the seemingly constant GOAT debate surrounding.

The Wolves have never won it all, and Minnesota is on a 35-year title drought; the team thinks a LeBron-led ring would end the GOAT debate

As he nears the end of his storied NBA career, LeBron James continues to stand as arguably the greatest basketball player of all time. James was asked about the inevitable GOAT debate surrounding him and Michael Jordan during a recent interview with Time.