Why is it impossible for McGrady to join forces with O Neal to win the championship? It is difficult to win the championship, wishful thinking

No team in the NBA has achieved a championship feat in recent years.

Since the Raptors won the championship in 2019, different teams have won the championship one after another, just like the rhythm of the championship taking turns...

Unknown, the last time the league achieved three consecutive championships in the league had to trace back to the Lakers at the beginning of this century, and the Purple and Gold Army led by the OK group at that time.

After the Lakers won three consecutive championships, they missed the finals in 2003. In the 2004 finals, they still lost to the grassroots team Pistons...

, which is after that summer, the OK combination fell apart. With the Sharks going east to join the Heat, the Lakers have since entered the era of Kobe's official power.

Realistically speaking, O'Neal was at his peak back then, and Kobe gradually entered his peak period. The strength of the OK combination was even more powerful than in the past. How could he lose the invincible power that was before?

In fact, the answer is very simple. Kobe was naturally unwilling to be under O'Neal after his full wings. When a team's power-grabbing drama was undercurrent, his strength was naturally greatly reduced!

One mountain cannot accommodate two tigers, and the same team cannot accommodate two superstars unless one of them is willing to assist the other as the second in command!

And since the millennium of this century, the reason why the Lakers were able to win three consecutive championships is because Kobe was still the second leader of the team when he was young.

Therefore, even if the two stars cooperate, once the status of the two teams is not clear and the team is not shaken, this kind of power-grabbing drama is destined to not succeed.

Do you remember the recent theory that McGrady exchanged Kobe and O'Neal won the championship?

McDy stated in a show that if Kobe was replaced by him, he could partner with O'Neal and he could also win three consecutive championships.

Meddy's implication is that the reason why he has never won the championship in his life is that he has never had the opportunity to join forces with O'Neal. When this opportunity comes, he will definitely stand up in the playoffs and lead the team to the top in his own way...

Meddy's offensive talent is indeed unparalleled. It is undoubtedly the best proof that the top MVP list for three consecutive years is undoubtedly the best proof -

2000-01 Season: MVP voting sixth place;

2001-02 Season: MVP voting fourth place;

2002-03 Season: MVP voting fourth place.

The reason why Kobe was able to partner O'Neal to achieve three consecutive championships back then was also crucial to make a defensive end, and he was also disciplined to handle the matter of playing with O'Neal.

McDy's defense is inferior to Kobe. If he joins O'Neal in a low position to assist him as the second in command, then it would be a dream for the two to win the championship together...

In the end, McGrady's joint efforts to win the championship can be made by O'Neal, and it's just a fantasy!