Reggie Miller Claims Kobe Bryant Surpassed Michael Jordan

NBA Hall of Famer Reggie Miller, who competed fiercely against both Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant, recently stated that Kobe took the game to 'another level,' even surpassing Jordan in certain skills. On the All The Smoke podcast, Miller described Bryant as 'MJ on steroids,' highlighting Kobe's superior three-point shooting, advanced fundamentals, and relentless dedication to studying and perfecting Jordan’s footwork. Miller emphasized that Bryant was not simply an imitator but rather an evolved version, adding his own flair and modernizing aspects of Jordan's game. Despite Bryant’s five championships and unique impact on the game, Miller expressed disappointment that Kobe is often overlooked in GOAT (Greatest of All Time) debates, where LeBron James is more frequently mentioned as Jordan’s main rival. Miller’s insights, drawn from years of direct competition and observation, reinforce the argument that Kobe deserves greater recognition among basketball’s all-time greats.