LeBron James is probably the most hated man in the city of Chicago from the months of October to June. (Be thankful for him, Aaron Rodgers.)
James, a four-time NBA MVP and the greatest player of his generation, made huge strides last June in the long-standing barber shop debate of who is the greatest basketball player ever after leading the Cleveland Cavaliers back from a 3-1 series deficit against the 73-win Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals.
Michael Jordan, widely seen as the greatest basketball player that’s ever played the game, won six NBA Championships, five NBA MVP awards and never lost in the NBA Finals, winning all six Finals MVP awards in the process.