The Chicago Bulls and NBA legend, Michael Jordan, made his perspective clear on the recurring GOAT debate in the league, which usually centers around him and LeBron James. The debate over the NBA’s GOAT has been a long-standing topic among fans and analysts.

That would mean trying to do better than what Michael Jordan had accomplished. Rather than pressure himself about it, Steph used that debate as a means to motivate him to always be at his best on the court.

The Hall of Fame center believes that Stephen Curry deserves more consideration to be the greatest player of all time.

Shaquille O'Neal was involved in a heated conversation with the Inside The NBA crew over the GOAT debate involving Michael Jordan and Steph Curry. Curry achieved a remarkable milestone in Golden State Warriors' 130-104 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Friday.

An NBA legend persisted in stating that Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry should be included in the GOAT debate alongside LeBron James and Michael Jordan. On Thursday night, Stephen Curry made history once again,

There is an argument to be made for putting James over Jordan, and James' case only grew stronger after he became the first player in NBA history to reach 40,000 career points.

Steph Curry delivered a measured take when NBA legend Michael Jordan commented on whether he should be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Curry is still going strong despite being in his late 30s, having registered his 4,000th career 3-pointer in Golden State Warrior's win over the Sacramento Kings last Friday.

The Golden State Warriors are on an impressive winning streak. Stephen Curry has proven his leadership with standout performances. After this, former NBA player Tim Legler praised Curry's impact, highlighting his influence on the league.

After Stephen Curry hit a historic milestone, Shaquille O’Neal said the Golden State Warriors star, a four-time NBA champion who is widely considered the greatest shooter in league history, belongs in the GOAT debate.

The Golden State Warriors are still on a roll after defeating the Sacramento Kings 130-104, and they did it without a big game from Stephen Curry. Instead, everybody was excited for the sharpshooter during the game after becoming the first NBA player to make 4,