shyt like that is bizarre because you're comparing apples and oranges. How many times did Russell get outscored in a playoff series? How many times did Magic get outscored in a playoff series? Meanwhile, Iverson was rarely ever outscored in a playoff series, does that make him the GOAT?
MJ was obsessively focused on scoring. He wanted to score almost as much as he wanted to win. LeBron is a natural distributor who happens to score because that's what his team needs and what he's good at. He's never been as single-mindedly focused on scoring and MJ is.
Also, MJ played in a man era, where you couldn't shift the entire defense against one player. He said himself that if he had to play against zones, he never would have had the career he did (just look at how easily zones hemmed him up in the ACC and NCAA tourneys). While Bron has played most of his career against zones that was completely focused on stopping him from scoring.
MJ never faced defensive sets like these without getting illegal defense called:
MJ said himself, he never averages 30ppg if teams could guard him like that.
IF ZONE DEFENSES COME IN, STARS MAY GO OUT
Even Michael Jordan Thought Michael Jordan Would Struggle Against Modern Zone Defense
MJ on rule changes: "If teams were able to play zone defenses, I never would've had the career I had."