VIDEO: Draymond Green Says LeBron's Business Achievements Are Greater Than His Basketball Dominance

The most common debate regarding LeBron James typically involves the comparison of him and Michael Jordan. But on Thursday, Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green may have created a new conversation surrounding The King.

During an interview with CNBC, Green said LeBron's accomplishments off the court may be the greatest thing he has done in his career. And when you consider the argument, he Green raises some very valid points.

As a player, LeBron has three NBA championships, four MVP's, three finals MVP's, two Olympic gold medals and many more accolades. He is considered in the top two of the best basketball players ever.

However, James has done amazing things off the court as well. Perhaps his most recognized philanthropic act is the creation of the "I Promise School" he opened in 2018 in Akron, OH that is targeted for at-risk children. Students who graduate from the school will be given a full scholarship to the University of Akron.

Not only is LeBron extremely giving, but he's an excellent role model for young basketball fans. There's scarcely been any controversies surrounding the athlete's actions, something exceedingly harder to avoid in the social media era.

Green's statement also touches upon the power that LeBron has given to his fellow players. After an offseason with a plethora of big stars switching teams, Green credited LBJ with providing players more control and power over their careers and futures.