Kevin Garnett Drops Eye-Opening GOAT Take On Lakers’ Superstar LeBron James

LeBron James is the GOAT and everyone knows it, including Kevin Garnett. The former NBA player joined Stephen A. Smith and showed his respect for the Los Angeles Lakers superstar. We all know that LeBron has accomplished more than any other player in the NBA. He is successful on and off the floor and young players look up to him.

LeBron entered his 21^st NBA season and his game is still sharp. The four-time NBA champion will turn 39 in December. He hasn’t changed his style and the Lakers made the Western Conference Finals last season under his leadership. This makes him the greatest basketball of all time, per Garnett.

“He’s my GOAT in all of this: the business, the everything. The vision of what every Black man should aspire to be,” Garnett told Smith. “Having been a billionaire, having a business, having your own labels, like he’s set the tone.”

So about @KingJames lately @KevinGarnett5KG pic.twitter.com/sHZkt3KKsq

— Stephen A Smith (@stephenasmith) November 24, 2023

LeBron moved his office to LA and his business flourishes. He has multiple endorsement deals and a lifelong contract with Nike. LeBron is unstoppable in every aspect.

Garnett once played against the GOAT, LeBron was a Heat player back then

Garnett has nothing but respect for LeBron, but he will never forget their rivalry on the basketball court. The former player played with the Boston Celtics back in the days and LeBron was part of the Miami Heat. This doesn’t change the fact that Garnett admires the dominance LeBron shows at this age.

“Like I get it, I played against bro, I’ve let it go. It ain’t personal with me no more,” Garnett said. “I’m watching him as a fan and I’m giving him flowers and I’m looking at it from a different perspective. We ain’t ever seen a 39-year old [James is 38] do this, Bron gotta be on some stuff that ain’t came out yet.”

LeBron averages 25.7 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 6.7 assists per game with the Lakers this season. Let’s see what happens later this season.