Kelsey Plum gets 100% real on her basketball GOATs….

In the ongoing discussion on who the best basketball player of all time is, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and LeBron James are constantly mentioned. WNBA players have also expressed interest in this ongoing conversation, with women like Sabrina Ionescu of the New York Liberty and Kelsey Plum of the Las Vegas Aces providing their own fascinating viewpoints.

Players discussed who they believe to be the best basketball players of all time during the WNBA All-Star Weekend. Their responses ranged from emphasizing only NBA greats to incorporating icons from the WNBA as well.

The GOATs for WNBA stars Kelsey Plum and others
At the Footprint Center during WNBA All-Star Media Day, Team USA guard Kelsey Plum addresses the media.
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Regarding their GOAT, they

Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors was selected by Ionescu, while LeBron James of the Las Vegas Aces and Diana Taurasi of the WNBA were selected by Kelsey Plum of the Las Vegas Aces.

LeBron James and Richard Hamilton of the Detroit Pistons were both on Jonquel Jones’ list.

Kobe Bryant was chosen as the GOAT by Kahleah Copper, and Diana Taurasi was selected by DeWanna Bonner. The players who were most popular choices were LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and Diana Taurasi. It should be noted that none of the WNBA players chose Michael Jordan as their all-time great, which could cause some debate.

This could be the case because a large number of WNBA players are younger and were not present during Michael Jordan’s prime, thus they may not feel the same emotional bond with him. However, it’s intriguing that

Jordan was mainly disregarded in their selections.

The players’ varying answers show how subjective the GOAT discussion continues to be. It is evident that views on this subject are still as diverse as ever as the majority of players have different ideas about who the best of all time is.

This begs the question of how Jordan is viewed in the current GOAT argument, even though it may just be a reflection of personal preferences and the times in which these players were raised.

Players’ perceptions of their all-time favorite player and their personal feelings seem to be more important in the GOAT argument these days than performance and statistics.

The biggest game of the All-Star weekend attracted a lot of spectators since it featured an uncommon matchup between the national team and the best players in the league. WNBA on Saturday.The All-Stars triumphed 117-109 over the elite Team USA.