Michael Jordan once said that Steph Curry isn't a Hall of Fame player yet. He also said LeBron James is a better player than Kobe was. But Jordan rarely speaks on all of the comparisons between he and LeBron, although he did so during a press conference in Paris recently.

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"We play in different eras," Jordan explained. "He's an unbelievable player. He's one of the best players in the world. If not the best player in the world. I know it's a natural tendency to compare eras to eras and it's going to continue to happen. I'm a fan of his. I love watching him play. But as you can see, our league is starting to expand on very talented players. I think he's made his mark. He will continue to do so over a period of time. But when you start the comparisons, I think it is what it is. It's just a stand-up measurement. I take it with a grain of salt. He is a heck of a basketball player, without a doubt."

Who would you say is the better player, regardless of the different eras they were in?