Nick Wright declares LeBron's stats will propel him past Jordan and cement him as the greatest NBA player ever

Name: Nick Wright declares LeBron's stats will propel him past Jordan and cement him as the greatest NBA player ever
Uploaded: 2018-02-28T16:01:31Z
Description: In his reaction to LeBron James reaching a historic milestone last night where he became the 1st player in NBA history with 30K points, 8K boards and 8K assists, Nick Wright defends his belief to Chris Broussard on why he says LeBron James' stats will propel him past Michael Jordan and cement him as the greatest NBA player to have ever played the game. Do you agree with Nick?

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In his reaction to LeBron James reaching a historic milestone last night where he became the 1st player in NBA history with 30K points, 8K boards and 8K assists, Nick Wright defends his belief to Chris Broussard on why he says LeBron James' stats will propel him past Michael Jordan and cement him as the greatest NBA player to have ever played the game. Do you agree with Nick?

FEBRUARY 28, 2018・first things first・2:46

LeBron James

National Basketball Association

Los Angeles Lakers

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