Ex-NBA Coach Blames Michael Jordan Reverence For Triggering Unfair LeBron James Criticism originally appeared on Fadeaway World.

Skip Bayless found a way to insult LeBron and Bronny James in the same breath when talking about last night's Summer League game.

The GOAT debate between LeBron James and Michael Jordan seems to never end. Each one has a legitimate case as being known as the best ever. If you ask former NBA coach Stan Van Gundy, LeBron has received unfair criticism.

Lakers youngster Bronny James is facing intense scrutiny after a rocky performance in the NBA Summer League. During the July 10 game, a close 87-85 loss to the Dallas Mavericks,

Bronny James' missed game-winning shot in a Summer League matchup against Cooper Flagg's Mavericks sparked immediate criticism, particularly from Skip Bayless, who drew comparisons to LeBron James's perceived lack of clutch ability.

Jordan Spieth had some constructive criticism for Lakers star LeBron James after a video of his golf swing went viral.

Despite his physical ability likely translating to the NFL, James made the right decision to focus on basketball. He has played in 22 NBA seasons with career averages of 27 points per game to go along with 7.5 rebounds, 7.4 assists, and 1.5 steals, while shooting 50.6 percent from the floor and 34.9 percent from three-point distance.

Kevin Durant defended modern NBA players' inability to play all 82 games, citing the faster pace and increased physical demands of today's game compared to past eras. His response on X sparked a debate among fans,

Once a key cog on a Suns team that was two wins away from winning the 2021 NBA title, Ayton admits that his time in Portland was a challenge but says the chance to play alongside Luka Doncic and