Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is taking names this season. The 26-year-old is leading the league, scoring 32.4 points per game. Perhaps most surprising is his jump in three-point shooting.

Stephen A. Smith and the "First Take" crew debate a new stance on the GOAT debate between Michael Jordan and LeBron James after the Lakers star reaches 50,000 career points.

Stephen A. Smith acknowledges that LeBron James' sustained success over his 22-year career has granted him GOAT status above Michael Jordan.

LeBron James became the first player in NBA history to score 50,000 points across the regular season and playoffs on Tuesday and Stephen A. Smith believes it's time to end any GOAT debates

"We have the same kind of personality out on the court. We like to exchange a few words out there, but we're careful not to cross the line." Smith also grew to understand Jordan's game and strategy. Though he never really figured out how to stop the Bulls icon,

Kai Cenat, a popular online streamer and YouTuber who has gained fame in recent years and is an avid basketball fan, lost his cool and took a shot at Stephen A. Smith on live TV while defending LeBron James.

Stephen A. Smith can't make up his mind, which is saying something for someone with such strong opinions. Just a month ago, on a live set in New Orleans ahead of the Super Bowl, the First Take television star scoffed at the idea that LeBron James could be considered greater than Michael Jordan.

Kai Cenat is not a fan of Stephen A. Smith's LeBron James takes. "When it comes to LeBron James, you start hating. That's how I feel. Because I feel like you're more of an older generation type of dude. You like Michael Jordan, cool… I'm here to say: LeBron's better than… pic.twitter.com/UUFZqv4V3F

Smith is a die-hard fan of MJ, but even he had to acknowledge LeBron's dominance as of late, especially considering his age.

LeBron James continues to dominate the NBA at 40, achieving 50,000 career points, and leading the Lakers to a 40-21 record alongside Luka Doncic. Stephen A. Smith now considers LeBron as potentially the greatest of all time,