Chad Ochocinco Johnson

His point total being low when it mattered most.

But obviously, you can't take away the greatness from both of them and what they did.

Obviously, when it comes to comparison, the first thing people are going to do, as you've taught me, is accolades matter.

Rings matter.

What you've done in the postseason matters.

So obviously, I think most people would lean towards D. Wade.

And when you remove the accolades and what they've done as far as championships and playoff wins, then it comes down to preference on whose style of play that you like more.

Nobody can.

Nobody can say anything.

That's a good one.

That's a good one.

And so now, it's great like wildfire.

That's why the whole point, especially based on who it is, before you hit the send button, the bigger the name, the bigger the platform, the more reach.

For me, I kind of love social media because it allows everyone to have a voice now.

It allows everyone to have an opinion now.

And these ongoing debates, whether it be football, whether it be basketball, whether it be soccer, I like it.

I think it's healthy because now we get to understand

on who people like, what preference it is that they like, you know, when it comes to style of play and comparisons.

Hell, the Michael Jordan, the LeBron debate.

Hell, now we have the D. Wade, you know, the James Harden debate.