So, there I was, scrolling through my Twitter feed, when I stumbled upon a heated debate between Chris Broussard and some die-hard LeBron James fans. They were going back and forth about who the greatest basketball player of all time is – LeBron or Michael Jordan.

Chris was not having it. He was fed up with these LeBron fans throwing shade at MJ by saying that the competition in the 90s wasn’t as tough as it is now.

He argue that this kind of talk disrespects Jordan’s legacy and fails to recognize his impact on the game.

“These two legends are exceptional in their own ways,” Chris insisted, his voice rising. “We should celebrate their talents and contributions to basketball without tearing down either of them.

The LeBron fans weren’t backing down, though. They kept pushing the “Done With 90s” narrative, trying to diminish Jordan’s greatness. But Chris stood his ground, urging them to show some respect and appreciation for both players.

As the debate raged on, I couldn’t help but admire Chris’s passion for the game and his unwavering defense of basketball legends. He made it clear that using divisive arguments to praise one player over the other was not the way to go.

In the end, I closed my Twitter app feeling enlightened by Chris’s words. Maybe it’s time we all took a page from his book and learned to appreciate greatness in all its forms, without tearing others down in the process.