McGrady talks about replacing Kobe with the Sharks again: I shouldn t say the word "replacement" at all

Not long ago, McGrady said in a podcast program that he could win the Lakers with O'Neal. This incident caused widespread heated discussion at the time. Recently, McGrady personally explained the misinterpreted news.

McDy said: "I shouldn't say the word 'replaced' at all. I mean I'm going to 'replace' Kobe."

"But I do think if I had played with Shaq, I would have won the championship. When I was playing in the Orlando Magic, O'Neal and Kobe were achieving three consecutive championships, and O'Neal was the most dominant player in the sport. He was in the sport. The finals averaged 38 points and 16 rebounds, and I averaged 30 points at the age of 21, so I think if I had partnered with that big guy, I would have won the championship. "

"I said that at that time because only Shaq, Kobe and Tim Duncan won the championship during that time, the Spurs and the Lakers performed very well during that period, and the Pistons and the Heat (the latter also owned Shaq) also won some championships during that period," McGrady added.