James is the GOAT!

Warriors star Draymond Green threw out multiple controversial topics in his personal live broadcast, quickly igniting social media. Not only did he publicly support LeBron James as the "best player in history", he also said that Alexander's foul was also a skill.

▎Why is James greater than Jordan? Green: The difference between teammates is too obvious!

Green expressed his admiration for James without reservation during the live broadcast. He said that the key reason why James should be called GOAT is the difference in strength between the two teammates.

"Jordan has a legendary superstar like Scotty Pippen as a helper," Green said. "What about James? He even won the championship with a player like Matthew Delavidova." He then added: "I absolutely respect Delavidova himself, but objectively speaking, his basketball level is really limited. If you find a close-level player in Jordan's team, it is probably Steve Cole."

These words undoubtedly brought Warriors coach Cole into the center of the topic, and his words are bold and impactful.

▎Extra topic: The player I admire most is SGA, and fouls is the art

In addition, Green also talks about the current players in the league. He revealed that his favorite player to watch is Shea Gilgers Alexander (SGA) of the Thunder.

When regarding the outside world's criticism of Alexander's "playing by making fouls", Green expressed a different view: "People must understand that fouls are also a superb technique. Being able to understand defense and score using rules is a powerful ability in itself."

▶ Editor's view:

Green's live broadcast is as topical as ever. He is good at supporting his point of view with highly contrasting and impactful examples. Although logically not necessarily rigorous, he can always successfully trigger large-scale discussions in terms of effect. The debate about which James or Jordan is greater is destined to have no standard answer, but Green's cutting from the perspective of "strong teammates" does provide a new dimension of discussion.