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NBA GOAT debate over Kobe Bryant
Overview
In late July 2026, Warriors forward Draymond Green appeared on "The Big Podcast" and explained to Shaquille O'Neal why Kobe Bryant is often omitted from greatest‑of‑all‑time discussions. Green cited the timing of Bryant's peak—coinciding with LeBron James' rise and the Lakers' post‑Shaq struggles—as factors that limited his broader recognition, despite his five championships, MVP awards and an 81‑point game.
A few weeks later, in early August, O'Neal used the same podcast platform to assert that the GOAT conversation should include exactly three players: Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Kobe Bryant. He highlighted Bryant's résumé and argued his achievements merit equal standing with the other two legends. O'Neal's endorsement reignited fan and analyst debate about the criteria for the NBA's all‑time best, building on Green's earlier remarks and expanding the public discourse around Kobe's legacy.
Entities
Michael Jordan · Shaquille O'Neal · LeBron James · Kobe Bryant
Timeline
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18 days ago
[SPORTS] 2 sourcesShaquille O'Neal adds Kobe Bryant to NBA GOAT conversationShaquille O'Neal said the NBA GOAT debate should feature Kobe Bryant alongside LeBron James and Michael Jordan, citing Bryant's five titles, MVPs and 81‑point game.
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about 1 month ago
[SPORTS] 3 sourcesDraymond Green tells Shaquille O'Neal Kobe Bryant is overlooked in GOAT debateDraymond Green told Shaquille O'Neal Kobe Bryant is overlooked in GOAT talks due to timing, Shaq's departure, and LeBron's rise, despite his five titles and MVP awards.
Sources
nypost.com · sportsup.se