What's Up YouTube, On First Take with Stephen A. Smith, Max Kellerman and Shaquille O'Neal they discuss The Los Angeles Lakers LeBron James. Is LeBron James better than Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant? Ryan Hollins seems to think so. Just the fact that Michael Jordan is 6-0 in the Finals, and never let it get to a game 7 indicates Michael Jordan is most likely better than LeBron James. Michael Jordan three-peated twice. Jordan probably would have won 8 straight if he had not of retired for two years! As for Kobe Bryant, Kobe Bryant has 5 rings for a reason! Kobe Bryant won 3 rings with Shaq, and he won 2 rings without Shaq. Proving he could win without Shaq! LeBron James is 3-6 in the Finals, he is not even breaking .500! This past year he did not even make the playoffs, even though he was hurt. Ryan Hollins wanted to add to the debate by saying Michael Jordan and his Chicago Bulls squad would not have beat The Golden State Warriors! Let's take a look at The Chicago Bulls(1995-1996) 72-10 team, and then look at The Golden State Warriors(2015-2016) 73-9 team. We can examine position for position. I will add Kevin Durant and DeMarcus Cousins to the Warriors team(because Ryan Hollins wanted to add them in the mix), even though they weren't on that original 73-9 team. The Warriors basically have the same team today, as they did with the 73-9. Chicago Bulls: (PG): Steve Kerr Ron Harper The Warriors: (PG): Stephen Curry Chicago Bulls: (SG): Michael Jordan The Warriors: (SG): Klay Thompson Chicago Bulls: (SF): Scottie Pippen : Toni Kucok The Warriors: (SF): Andre Iguodala : Kevin Durant* Chicago Bulls: (PF): Dennis Rodman : John Salley The Warriors: (PF): Draymond Green : Kevin Durant* Chicago Bulls: (C): Luc Longley The Warriors: (C): Andrew Bogut : DeMarcus Cousins* * = Not on the original 73-9 team. They are on the team today, which is basically the 73-9 team. You can make adjustments by taking them off the roster and still make the comparison between The Chicago Bulls and The Golden State Warriors original teams. I think The Chicago Bulls would beat The Golden State Warriors in the Michael Jordan era, and today's era. I think The Golden State Warriors would have gotten beat up by the Bulls in Jordan's era. In today's era, I think the Warriors would have a better chance because the Bulls would have to use more talent and skills than violence. I think it would be close, but the Bulls have enough talent to beat the Warriors. I think it would be easier for The Chicago Bulls to adjust from playing violent to playing soft(if you want to call it soft), than the other way around. I think it would be harder for the Warriors to go from playing relatively soft to playing violent. I hope that makes sense. I will periodically give my opinion throughout this video, [COMMENTARY STYLE]. Also, thank you for checking out my channel and do not forget to subscribe. Sincerely, 2Glock 30s