Some may argue that LeBron James has closed the gap — or even surpassed — Michael Jordan in the race for the sport's mythical greatest-of-all-time title. However, renowned commentator Stephen A. Smith remains firmly unconvinced.

Popular American sports journalist Stephen A. Smith has had his say on the NBA’s greatest of all time (GOAT) debate. Smith, 57, is one of the most respected sports journalists in the US and discussed the topic when speaking on First Take. Michael Jordan and LeBron James are widely considered to be the two best basketball players of all time.

LeBron James scored 34 points last night as he became the first player in history to cross the 50,000 career points mark. As James continues to play at this level this deep into his career, there's really no choice but to watch in amazement.

Stephen A. Smith shocked the world on Wednesday when he declared that it was time to retire the Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James G.O.A.T. debate on First Take. Smith cited LeBron's long, sustained level of greatness in the wake of his passing 50,

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith is one of the biggest fans of NBA icon Michael Jordan. He has constantly said that Jordan is the greatest player of all time. However, Smith can’t believe what he’s seeing from LeBron James this season.

ESPN pundit Stephen A. Smith believes the 'greatest of all time' debate between Michael Jordan and LeBron James has come to an end, especially after the Los Angeles Lakers star made more history

Things got spicy between Stephen A. Smith and popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat on ESPN’s First Take when LeBron James became a topic.

Jason Whitlock claims LeBron James has allowed the likes of Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith to shape his identity because he didn't know his father.

Stephen A. Smith can't make up his mind, which is saying something for someone with such strong opinions. Just a month ago, on a live set in New Orleans ahead of the Super Bowl, the First Take television star scoffed at the idea that LeBron James could be considered greater than Michael Jordan.

Smith is a die-hard fan of MJ, but even he had to acknowledge LeBron's dominance as of late, especially considering his age.

LeBron James continues to dominate the NBA at 40, achieving 50,000 career points, and leading the Lakers to a 40-21 record alongside Luka Doncic. Step

LeBron James keeps making NBA history. He just became the first player ever to score 50,000 total points (regular season and playoffs). That’s why Stephen A. Smith believes it’s time to put the GOAT debate to rest.