In Boston, Massachusetts, there’s a debate brewing that would have seemed unthinkable just last year. With LeBron James clinching his third NBA championship in spectacular fashion, many are now questioning whether he has surpassed Larry Bird to claim the title of the greatest small forward of all time.
LeBron’s remarkable performances in Games 5, 6, and 7, where he scored 41 points, recorded a triple-double, and made a game-saving block, have ignited discussions throughout the week.
While LeBron and Bird possess distinct skill sets, with LeBron’s unparalleled size and strength and Bird’s legendary court vision and shooting prowess, comparisons between the two are inevitable.
Despite LeBron likely having more playing years ahead of him, it’s intriguing to examine how they measure up at this point in time.
