The debate on whether Michael Jordan or LeBron James is the greatest of all time (GOAT) in basketball never ends. Tim Grover, Jordan's former trainer, recently shared his thoughts on this topic during a live event. Grover put forward three arguments. First, he mentioned an achievement that has occurred only four times in NBA history: a player winning the scoring title, regular season MVP, a first-team defensive player honor, leading playoffs in scoring, and winning the NBA Finals MVP. All four instances were won by Jordan, he said. Grover's second argument was based on popularity, noting that more people in the audience owned Jordans compared to LeBrons. Finally, he added a rather unusual argument about robberies involving Jordans and the absence of such incidents with LeBrons. Undeniably, Jordan's high scoring, consistent championship wins, and enormous brand value fuel the argument for his GOAT status. However, James' impressive stats, playmaking ability and career longevity also make a strong case. Thus, the GOAT debate continues.