I couldn't agree more. I have to say LJ has been quite a player but still nothing compares to Jordan. People who try to compare them and believe LJ has already arrived at Jordan's level are those who are not really familiar with what Jordan actually did and how he made the Bulls to the top for several years. 

Actually the joke is... Scottie pippen is quoted as saying

“Michael Jordan's probably the greatest scorer to ever play in the game, but I may go as far as to say that LeBron James may be the greatest player to ever play the game because he's so potent offensively,” Pippen said. “Not only can he score at will but he keeps everybody involved and you have to be on your Ps and Qs on defense because no guy on the court isn't a threat to score when (he’s) is out there.

"But not only that but LeBron James will dominate the game offensively, but he's also doing it on the defensive end and that makes him the complete package.”

What if he needs a fairly sevre surgery... Who knows what Benard King's career looks like if they had better medical technology.

The what ifs of sports are always pretty interesting.  People never seem to look deep enough.

Also i'm still going with Magic Johnson being better then both.

This lays out a good arguement.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/117084-magic-vs-jordan-who-would-you-rather-start-your-franchise-with

Only player that could dominate the game at all 5 positons and I don't think anyone would put him lower then top 3... even crazy Kobe homers.

Think how crazy Magic would be in todays league....

People talk about how crazy a specimen Lebron is for being a 6'8 250 Small foward.

How about a 6'9 255 Point guard?

Jordan would be the best player in the league in the modern game... but I think you could aruge he'd actually have a harder time winning championships today then he did in the 90's?

Magic Johnson though?  He'd run all over this league compaired to the state of the league in his prime.  He'd be the one to fufill the promise of averaging a triple double.

People don't remember the pure havoc Magic Johnson caused other teams becuase you had to always put your shooting guard on him... imagine what you'd have to do to him today... in a league that's only gotten smaller. (in height).

Holy Crap... a Modern coaching scheme with Magic?  Man how many coaches would drool for that now, vs the more stiff conventional days of the past?

Magic wasn't just big enough and fast enough to play every position... he was good at it too... as show by his dominating 1980's performance in game 6 where he played every position.

Jordan. At least he didn't have to latch on to other players to get a title. That move to Miami basically killed any legacy LeBron James might have had.

Jordan was 6-0 in NBA Finals series.

LeBron is now 0-2.

This is all I need for an argument.

Labron can't get it done in the end unlike Jordan.