LeBron James, Michael Jordan: 2014-15 NBA Season To Prove Cleveland Cavaliers Star Better Than MJ's Chicago Bulls

Since the day LeBron James entered the NBA with the Cleveland Cavaliers, he was quickly compared to Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan, and that's a comparison that has failed to fade away, and it seems James wants it that way. Not only that, but the "King" wants to replace him in every possible way. Jordan is considered the greatest player in the game by most fans, but James isn't far off, and he has time on his side. Now that he has left the Miami Heat and returned to the Cavaliers, is the 2014-15 season the one in which he finally replaces Jordan as the king of the record books?

Jordan's relaxing, watching James make a name for himself, but could he be worried that his legacy may soon be replaced? Jordan's busy being a family man, despite having a keen eye on the NBA. James is now back in Cleveland, and he knows an NBA title could propel his legacy far above any of his past, present and future rivals.

James has two NBA titles to his name now, but he wants "multiple rings," as he has often said, and upon his return to Cleveland he suggested he knows the importance of bringing at "least one" title back to his own city — the one where he started. James is evidently a clever man, and with five or six championships with the Heat a good achievement, he knew that one or two for Cleveland would be considered far superior by many.

The debate is getting closer with each season, but now that James is back in Cleveland, could one more title shift be the balance for various reasons?