No doubt with the way he takes good care of his health, the chance to stay for another couple of years is possible for this star. I don't
want to join the discussion about the goat thing.
I both watch those names you mentioned and I would agree with your statement, better to cherish their legacy in their own era
and treasure all the memories that they've brought to this sport.
Enjoy while we still have him playing and showing his greatness even against those new bloods and strong competitors!
I don't join discussions about the GOAT too as it leads nowhere. Both parties will just keep on going back and forth without anyone admitting defeat. In short, it's nonsense.
There are many ways to just close that debate. Give them their own eras as the GOAT because they are strong on that kind of NBA unlike now where the rules keep on changing.
MJ, Kobe, Shaq, Duncan, Steph Curry, Lebron James, and even Dirk Nowitzki has his own GOAT era where he defeated the strongest team ever built in Miami Heat.
It's not like he just sits there and watches his teammates win the game, he freaking broke the big wall with his offensive greatness, especially those damn perfect free throws. That is one of the unforgotten championships of the league and yet he is not involved in the GOAT talks.
If we start that here, it's going to take a lot of pages of this thread.