LeBron is bigger, stronger, almost as athletic, a much better passer and overall more well rounded player than Jordan or anyone else in NBA history really. Jordan was a better scorer, but LeBron is not far behind despite the fact that he really isn't a dedicated scorer at all, but somebody you build a team around. Put LeBron on an average team and they are finals contenders - would even be title contenders if it wasn't for the Warriors superteam, the likes of which didn't exist in MJ's time. LeBron sometimes doesn't give it his all in defense, but that happens when you play more minutes than anybody else. When it matters he is there defensively (like in the 2016 finals). Anyway, always difficult to compare players from different eras.
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Attirbutes wise Lebron is better but Accolades and Resume wise Michael is still comfortably ahead. Lebron has had to many series which are black marks(Not losses but where he played badly in) while Jordan had none.
Also keep in mind the Eastern Conference Michael Played in was far far more tougher than the Joke of the Eastern Conference Lebron has played in. Lebron does not make the finals in 2007,2014-15, 2017-18 in the West and the Eastern Conference Michael played in(till around 1993) was as tough as the current west.
Here are some of what I consider Lebron's black marks
2007 NBA finals: Lebron only averaged 22 PPG on 36% FG and while he deserves no blame for losing , he does deserve to be blamed for playing that badly.
2010 ECSF: Lebron completely disappears in game 5 and in game 6 has 9 turnovers
2011 NBA finals: One of the Worst Chokes in NBA history
2014 NBA Finals: While his stats were good, this was by far his worst NBA finals performance since 2012. He played terrible defense throughout the series and in the critical games 3 and 4 at home he really only players great for 1 quarter in both those games. Again while he should not be blamed for losing , he should be blamed for his performance.
Also when you compare Peak for Peak (1991-1993 Michael) vs (2012-13,16 Lebron): Michael performances were far more impressive as well