The ongoing debate about who deserves the title of NBA GOAT has captivated fans, analysts, and players for many years. Discussions often center around the achievements that set one player apart from the rest. Alongside GOAT debates, there have also been conversations about NBA players’ earnings and business ventures. Recently, Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown drew attention from the NBA community with his insightful perspective on this topic.
Conversations frequently focus on two basketball legends: LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers and Michael Jordan, the iconic player from the Chicago Bulls. Recently, during an engaging interview on the 19keys podcast, Brown presented a provocative comparison between the revenue generated by Jordan and that produced by James.
“Nobody surpassed Jordan since , not even LEBRON,” Brown said.
“Nobody surpassed Jordan since , not even LEBRON” .. – Jaylen Brown pic.twitter.com/FdKJ497pYC
— 19keys (@19keys_) March 24, 2025
This conversation highlights their remarkable impact on the sport and emphasizes the business side of basketball, demonstrating how both players have significantly influenced their respective franchises.
Jaylen Brown’s Statement Sparks A Firestorm On Social Media
In the segment of Brown’s interview where he compared Jordan to James, the clip was shared on X (formerly Twitter), prompting a flood of reactions in the comment section. Many fans engaged in debates, some praising Brown for his viewpoint while others criticized him for making such a bold statement. Several fans noted that Brown’s ongoing disputes with Nike might be influencing his remarks.
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Man never even played against MJ. Why can't players appreciate the eras they witnessed?
— Jason Jordan (@LVProBettor) March 24, 2025
Jaylen needs to speak publicly more often.
— Louisianimal (@SavageGent__) March 24, 2025
He speaks with substance and articulates his thoughts so well.
Just sounds like Brown is pocket watching and he’s still upset at Nike. Bron is a billionaire and still playing the game. He has a lifetime deal with Nike.
— Vłł (@Yosemitexsam) March 24, 2025
Lol Nike and all of them did the same thing to and for Jordan they pushed him like a MF!!! Nike sold more and made more than MJ by the way so I don’t know what he’s talking bout
— TapsieQ 🇿🇼🇵🇭 (@KingInAsia) March 24, 2025
Shut the fuck up
— DJ (@dajuan114) March 24, 2025
Bro ready to lie just cus he beefing Nike
— Drenched (@Drenchedgawd1) March 24, 2025
Brown consistently delivers strong performances for the Celtics in the ongoing 2024-25 NBA season. Currently, the Celtics hold the second spot in the Eastern Conference standings with 52 wins and 19 losses. Their next game will be against the Sacramento Kings at Golden 1 Center.
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