Steve Nash claims LeBron James has the greatest NBA career ever
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 11:17 PM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
Steve Nash, two-time NBA MVP, argues that LeBron James has had the greatest career in NBA history, as reported by TIME Magazine. Nash emphasized James' peak performance and longevity as key factors in his argument. At 41 years old, James remains considered an All-Star-caliber player and is contemplating whether to retire or return for a 24th season. Critics often compare his career to that of Michael Jordan, citing Jordan's six championships and perfect Finals record. The debate surrounding their legacies continues in the sports community.
- •Nash praised James while both host the 'Mind the Game' podcast.
- •James is weighing retirement versus playing another season.
- •He is the all-time leading scorer in NBA history.
- •Critics highlight Jordan's unblemished Finals record for comparison.
- •The discussion on basketball greatness remains active amid their careers.
- 11:17 PMYahoo Sports — ’Nobody That Comes Close’ — 2-Time MVP Argues LeBron James Has ’the Greatest Career in NBA History’ Over Michael Jordan
"LeBron James is in the process of deciding whether to retire or return for a record 24th NBA season. He showed that he can still play at a high level this season and will have a strong free-agent market if he decides to continue playing.
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