Recently, the National Football League decided to go head-to-head with the National Basketball Association on Christmas Day. It's become a sports turf war of sorts.

It's Christmas Day, that very special time of the year when the NBA is front and center on our televisions. So, what better time to discuss the league's biggest storylines? As we head into a jam-packed day filled with the league's premier talent,

“Part of it is just Father Time,” Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said. “If you’re 40 or almost 37 in Steph’s case, it’s a lot harder — physically and emotionally — to face what those guys face night after night after night. There’s a reason players have to retire. They can’t do it forever.”

Neither the Los Angeles Lakers nor the Golden State Warriors are near the top of the NBA championship race, but LeBron James believes he and Stephen

Both Curry and James put on a great show for fans with 30-point plus performances for their respective teams. After the game, the Purple and Gold superstar was asked about his take on what's great about the NBA right now.