If I would rank the greatest NBA players of all time, this will be my ranking.

1. Jordan
2. Kobe
3. Lebron

No statistical basis, that's my personal opinion which only bases are on their impact on their respective teams, and I think Lebron is not clutch enough like Jordan and Kobe who are willing to take the last shot.

And even if Lebron won his 6 rings people are still not going to rank him higher though. There could be argument that MJ did it 6 out of 6, Lol. What's important is for those who have been in basketball to have seen MJ, and then passing the torch to Kobe and now Lebron is carrying the torch. Lebron has surpasses both of them in some statistical numbers I believed and year MJ is still the GOAT. And he can still make another history if our assumptions is right that he is waiting for Bronny to get into the NBA before he can finally retire.

There is a quite big chance the dude will end up finishing with 40k points, 10k assists and 10k rebounds. That is surreal when you imagine it, I mean before Lebron I would not consider that to be possible and he still managed to do it. We all know Kobe and MJ and many other pure scorer level players had a chance to beat Kareem and looked like they would, but it really comes down to being consistent with your efforts.

MJ gave a 2 year break, and then even a bigger break I suppose until he went to Wizards, if he stayed all those years up until his last year without any break, then he would definitely get that 40k before anyone else. Kobe played greatly up until his last 3 years, but the bad start of his career on first 2-3 seasons and his big injury problems on his last 3 seasons caused him to actually miss that chance as well. Lebron is not just good, but he is also INSANELY consistent as well for too many years now.

I agree with you guys, I just don't see Lebron ever winning 6 titles and even if he does he still isn't a better player than Michael Jordan and never will be.  As a huge lifelong Bulls fan I'm certainly a bit biased, but I'm not completely blinded by it.  Lebron in my opinion is the second best player ever, but he just doesn't have that killer instinct that MJ had.  Also Jordan almost assuredly would have 7 championships had he not retired, if not 8. 

Hands down Jordan is better than both of them.  Nobody was more feared in a one game elimination game than against Jordan.  And he played in the 80s and 90s when you couldn't go into the paint without expecting to get an elbow to the chin.  With today's hand checking found Jordan would have taken 20 free throws a game and averaged over 40.  He wrecked the NBA for a decade.  Ask Karl Malone, Ewing, Barkley, reggie, etc etc why they don't have a ring?

Hopefully he does reach these milestones. It would be amazing to see.

But right now, he is carrying way too much load on the Lakers for the situation to be manageable in my view.

They shouldn't have to rely on LeBron putting up 30 a night just to win against a lottery team. This is not good for his load management and it certainly is going to burn him out before the playoffs even start.

That's one thing I thought about when I first heard about LeBron and Russ pairing up.  LeBron gets noticeably frustrated with teammates who make mistakes, especially during crunch time.  Russ is sort of erratic and has a habit of making mistakes.  The below clip illustrates this perfectly as Russell Westbrook dribbles the ball off his own foot and out of bounds during a simple dribbling up the court play...  You can see LeBron's body language that he is frustrated.  This is not a good environment for Russ...  I think Lillard would have made a much better pairing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imhMPF41FCE

They have the same habit of frustration whenever their team mates makes an error. Russ was also like that back at OKC and a lot of times it was Adams being scolded.
While Lebron does the same, they also have the issues of team mates should be ignoring it if they are the one who makes the error.
Truly, they cannot be paired because of their same bad habit or the Lakers team will explode and all of them will be affected by it.

Wow, another huge lost for the Lakers again, almost leading the rest of the game and then missing a lot of shots down the stretch and allowing Ja Morant to score 41 points against them.

Probably this game is another nail in the coffin for the Lakers in hoping to get into the finals, or make the playoffs. Lebron though, another big game with 37 points but his team mates are not responding.