5-Time NBA Champ Dismisses Draymond Green's Opinion on Michael Jordan

Ron Harper Defends Jordan From Green

When talking about James, Green brought up Jordan. According to the star forward, the former Chicago Bulls star didn't have to play against the "greatest team ever assembled." The four-time All-Star was referring to his Warriors team that won 73 games, beating the Bulls' record of 72 wins in the 1995-96 season.

In 2016, James led the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 3-1 comeback against the Warriors to win the NBA championship.

"MJ didn't beat the greatest team ever assembled, nor did he run up against the greatest team ever assembled," Green said.

His quote resurfaced and caught the attention of Ron Harper. The former NBA guard played with the Bulls and was also part of the 72-10 Bulls team that won the title against the Seattle Supersonics.

Given that he had the chance to play with Jordan and win the title in the same season, he dismissed what Green said about his former teammate.

"Who cares what he say???" Harper replied to the post.

The Bulls and Warriors are the only teams to have ever won at least 70 games. However, the way their season was different. Chicago finished the job and won the title, while Golden State lost in the Finals after blowing a 3-1 lead.

Harper has been vocal about who he thinks is the greatest player of all time, which is MJ. His reaction to Green's comments wasn't a surprise, as he benefited from playing with Jordan, resulting in three of his five championship wins.