McGrady belittled Kobe and was angrily criticized: I can t pass the first round and I still talk about three consecutive championships. You don t have O Neal but Yao Ming

On June 23, former NBA star McGrady's recent remarks have attracted heated discussion. He said that if he can partner with O'Neal, he can also win three consecutive championships. His remarks were refuted by famous reporter Myles Brown, who said that McGrady could not even break through in the first round, so he should not want to win three consecutive championships.

McDie previously talked about James' "ring culture" and said: "There are too many talented players in the league. If you switch them from the original team to a team that really has the ability to compete for the championship, such as changing Kobe to me, can't I win the championship with O'Neal? Don't you think I can lead the Lakers to win the championship? I have never had such an opportunity. But if I were given that kind of opportunity to compete for the championship, I would definitely stand up in the playoffs and lead the team to the top in my way. But I never had that opportunity. Should my ability be degraded just because I don't have a championship?"

It can be foreseeable that McGrady's words attracted many refutations, including the famous reporter Myles Brown, he said that he was fighting back at McGrady like this:

"McDy can't even break through the first round of the playoffs. Now some people say that if he and O'Neal partner, they can achieve three consecutive championships. It's like some people say that as long as they can get a supermodel, they can catch up with others. Just brag, shut up quickly. There's no need for us to read so much about McGrady. You have a good partner of Yao Ming. Please, calm down for a while."

"The other powerful defenders in that era, such as Iverson, McGrady, Carter and Ray Allen, could not achieve three consecutive championships with O'Neal. They did not have a good defense and did not have the discipline to handle the matter of playing with O'Neal. I really didn't expect that such a thing would be brought out and talked about it."

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