One mark Bron has left on the game that some of us will notice is his career MVP Share, in an era where no one else has come anywhere close, given how crowded the league and stacked a 5-name MVP ballot has to be nowadays.
https://www.basketball-reference.com...vp_shares.html
In terms of regular-season MVPs he has 4 with no other active player with more than two. Same deal with Finals MVPs. (Timmy was mostly a contemporary of Bron's and he had 3. Timmy's damn good, maybe in the top half of Crowley's eight GOAT candidates.)
Chef Curry's Warriors have matched Bron's teams in chips, that's about the only serious point of comparison and we've heard all the arguments about how their respective chips should be contextualized. (E.g., if it was KD teaming up with Bron instead of with Steph for the '17 and '18 Finals, we know who would have won those. We might reframe the '17 and '18 Stacked GSW teams as payback for Bron's earlier superteam-builds. Bron never had a prime-KD-level teammate, however. So there. edit: then again, '20 Unibrow was pretty dominant.)