Kwame: Jordan has much fewer All-Star teammates than James. Imagine Jordan has thick eyebrows & Owen

May 20th News Recently, former NBA player Kwame Brown talked about the comparison between Jordan and James in "Kwame Brown's Parallel Life".

He said: "Jordan has only worked with about 9-11 All-Star players in his career, and what about LeBron James? God knows how many All-Stars he played with. I remember a data website mentioned statistics on the All-Star playing time or number of times: LeBron's teammates played about 160 times at that time, while Jordan only had about 10 times. LeBron has worked with so many 75 stars in history, but he is still shouting 'I need help'. This guy has Luca, James will do it for a future. Entering the Hall of Fame, perhaps surpassing his own player in playoff data, traded another 75-year-old star Anthony Davis. "

" List it casually: Kevin Love, Russell Westbrook, Anthony Davis, Luca Doncic, and Wade and Bosh - Bosh is a special player with no shortcomings on the court. He can shoot three-pointers, have a middle distance, and can break through from the three-point line and high position to the basket. He is also a big killer with a low-post offense, excellent rebounds and accurate free throws. Kyrie Irving... The roster can still be listed, such as Anderson Valaijo, this 7-foot-2 guy is never tired. "

" James lost the playoffs and cried and blamed his teammates, while Jordan is always the kind of person who says 'bring me to the stage and I will get the rest'. This is the difference - Jordan played for the Washington Wizards at the age of 40, and brought a team that was a veteran and a rookie. He said, 'Just let me make it into the playoffs.' In his 40-year-old heart, as long as he can make it into the playoffs, he feels that he can ignite the team's creation Miracle. "

"When Jordan is really mature and has the right players around him, no one can shake him in that era. When he has Dennis Rodman, when he has...well, it's not Grant Hill, it's... Horace Grant! When he has players like Horace Grant around him - you may think these players are not big names, but what if Jordan cooperates with centers like Anthony Davis who can do all tasks? Imagine a point guard partner like Jordan and Kyrie Irving who can create opportunities independently! "