For the last several years, many have been debating whether LeBron James' basketball resume has equalled or surpassed that of Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan. Many feel it hasn't, but the debate rages on.
Some 20 years after playing his final NBA game, Jordan remains something akin to the all-wise, all-knowing mystic who lives on top of a very tall mountain whom people turn to for advice. On Tuesday, the day before his Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Indiana Pacers on his last-second tip-in, James recorded an interview that aired during Wednesday's episode of "The Pat McAfee Show," and among other subjects, he talked about his relationship with Jordan.