Did O Neal help James win the championship

No, James hasn't won a championship yet. In '07, James reached the finals alone, but was swept away by the mighty Spurs. O'Neal and James did work together with the Cavaliers in '09, but ultimately lost to the Celtics in the first round.

That's why James switched to the Heat's 、、、

No, O'Neal and James worked together for a year at Cleveland in 2007, but it didn't work out well, and then O'Neal moved to the Celtics, and James has never won a championship trophy.

No, James has yet to win a championship ring, and O'Neal has long since retired, and the Sharks in their 40s are unlikely to fight again, so the answer is definitely no.

No. In 2009, when O'Neal went to the Cavaliers to assist James, he was eliminated in the second round of the Eastern Conference and was swept out by the Celtics. Later O'Neill went to the Celtics. He was then retired.

It helped, but it didn't win the championship. Eliminated by the Celtics! After that, the Miami Big Three were formed.

O'Neal and James worked together for a season, and O'Neal was already old at that time, so he could play soy sauce, which didn't help James much, and of course he didn't get a ring, but he gave James a sports car on his birthday...

No, the Heat last won a championship, and Jen is still in the Cavaliers.

It must be without, James is just a championship away.

No, it was eliminated by the Celtics that year.

No. James doesn't have a ring!! Yes!!!

James still hasn't had a ring, so hopefully he can get it this year.

O'Neal fooled James.

If you haven't watched the game, don't ask such questions, you say.

In 2009, when the Suns were together, the Lakers' Kobe Bryant and the Suns' O'Neal won the MVP (Most Valuable Player) of the All-Name Game, and it was also the fourth time in history that two people won the MVP together

In the 2009-2010 season, O'Neal left the Suns to join the Cavaliers, becoming teammates with James, and led the league with 61 wins in the regular season. But in the first round of the playoffs, O'Neal injured his finger and missed the first round, while the Cavaliers were later eliminated by the Celtics.

O'Neal, who was 37 years old at the time, averaged 12 points and rebounds per game. But at the end of the season, O'Neal did not renew his contract with the Cavaliers and joined the Celtics.

So O'Neal and James were teammates for a short year with the Cavaliers.

Why did O'Neal and James' strong alliance fail to help the team win the championship? There is an old saying in the league that "there is a Joe to choose Joe, no Joe to choose the shark", Jordan and O'Neal may be the most dominant players in the league's history in terms of position and interior, O'Neal won the top pick in 92 without suspense, and averaged points and rebounds per game in the first season of his career. O'Neal spent 19 seasons in the NBA, during which time he played for six teams, averaging points, rebounds and assists per game in his career, winning four championships, three FMVPs, one regular season MVP, and being named to the NBA All-Star team eight times.

James O'Neal's Shark King group won 61 games in the regular season, ranking first in the league and being considered the strongest champion. After all, James is the peak, O'Neal is also a strong center, and the two teamed up to prove themselves in the regular season, but why didn't they win the championship in the end? First of all, one reason is the aging of the squad.

O'Neill was 37 years old at the time, with a noticeable decline in athleticism and a loss of peak dominance. Jamison and Big Z in the lineup are both 34 years old. There are problems with athleticism and stamina, and the regular season often stops wounds.

In addition, the Cavaliers lineup has made mistakes, O'Neal Jamison James's lineup is obviously relative to the Magic, Lakers and other strong interior teams, especially the peak Howard, the Cavaliers do not think the real enemy in the playoffs is the Celtics. The Celtics generally have the fourth best record in the East in the regular season, but the Celtics roster completely overwhelms the Cavaliers, and the Celtics have an advantage except for James, who has an advantage in the forward position.

O'Neal did not perform well at the center position, with a clear goal difference in the big forward matchup, and the Cavaliers also fell behind in the guard matchup, the only advantage was small forward James, but James alone checked the basketball power of the Celtics.

Another reason is that James' offense is dominated by break-throughs, breaking into the interior, and O'Neal also scores on the inside, and the two overlap slightly. If James is as in control as he has this season, the duo could be a better combination. In addition, James had a right elbow injury at the time, which also affected his performance.

That season ended up without a win.

When O'Neal joined the Cavaliers, he was already at the end of his career, and it can be said that he is a player with little combat effectiveness, how can he win a championship. If O'Neal joins the Cavaliers in his prime, he will definitely be able to join forces with James to win the championship.

Because O'Neal is old, when he cooperated with James, his ability was already declining, and he couldn't play well, if he was at his peak, then he could still win the championship.

In fact, it was because the scene at that time was also relatively wrong, so many situations were some sudden situations, so they did not meet that standard.

Because other teams also have a combination of big guys, and it's not O'Neal with James who is invincible, it's because there are dark horses, which is the fun of sports.

By the same time, Kobe Bryant and James are both very strong and have similar personal influence. This also shows that no matter who joins forces with O'Neill, they can all get the same honor.

Not necessarily. Cooperation is very important, and two people must cooperate with one of them as the main and the other as the second. Only in this way can it be combined.

Also, the location aspect is important. Kobe Bryant is mostly on the outside, and O'Neal is mostly on the inside. It's easy for two people to work together.

And if James and O'Neal are partnered, the outside strength will be a little weaker. There are definitely champions, but it's hard to say how many.

It will not necessarily be more championships than Kobe Bryant, because if you want to win a championship, you need not only strength, but also a certain amount of luck, and injuries are always an unknown factor.

The answer was that O'Neill was at the end of his career at the time, and he was no longer the dominant shark.

O'Neal and James are both historical superstars, and their playing styles are also devastating.

But it's a pity that it wasn't until the end of O'Neal's career that the two worked together for a season, and the results of the cooperation were very unsatisfactory.

Back in the 2009-10 season, Cleveland's young LeBron James ushered in his peak season, but because the Cavaliers had no one inside to balance the Magic's super center Howard, the Cavaliers operated the big shark O'Neal, who was in his twilight years at the time, and the Sharks were formed.

While the league is hyping the Shark King combination, there are also a lot of fans who are not optimistic about them, the reason is that O'Neal was already nearly 38 years old at that time, and his competitive state has declined across the board, and he can no longer wreak havoc on the league's interior by himself.

At that time, James had not yet cultivated to switch offense and passing at will, and three points were also an obvious weakness, so the Shark Emperor was not very compatible with each other. This season, O'Neal averaged 12 points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks per game, shooting percentage from the field and shooting percentage from the free throw line. , which is nearly 3 times smaller than the data at its peak.

But even so, the Cavaliers won 61 wins in the regular season, but it has little to do with O'Neal, relying on the young James, who averaged points, rebounds, assists, steals, and 1 block per game that season, shooting percentage, three-point shooting percentage, and free throw shooting percentage, which can be described as a one-person cary team.

But in the playoffs, before the Revenge Magic could be reached, the Cleveland people were planted.

In the first round, they eliminated the Chicago Bulls with a total score of 4-1 in the series, but in the second round, after meeting the old and spicy Boston Celtics, despite James's best efforts, he was finally helpless to lose the series with a total score of 2-4 and was eliminated, and O'Neal also left the Cavaliers at the end of the season and joined the Celtics.

In fact, this year's failure is inevitable.

Although O'Neal joined the Cavaliers, as mentioned above, O'Neal in the twilight of his career no longer has the dominance of his peak, and the Shark Emperor combination is far more famous than the strength, in the 6 playoff games against the Celtics, O'Neal scored 11 points, 9 points, 12 points, 17 points, 21 points and 11 points respectively, and only averaged +5 rebounds per game in the entire round series, this kind of data is at most a qualified starter, but it is very unqualified for O'Neal himself.

If O'Neal is a few years younger, maybe the Cleveland Cavaliers at that time will usher in the first championship trophy in team history in advance, James will not leave the Cavaliers, it will be a good story, and the Shark King combination may also become a great duo in history, but there is no if, at the wrong time to meet the right person, this is the biggest tragedy of the Shark King combination.

Because O'Neal was already past his peak at that time, his dominance was no longer there, and James' shooting was not very stable at that time, and he basically broke through the basket.

Because basketball is not only about strength, but also about teamwork, the tacit understanding between the two of them may not be as good as the previous team.

When O'Neal and James were combined, O'Neal was already at the end of his career, and he joined the Cavaliers after being injured, how can it be said that the combination of O'Neal and James is a strong combination. O'Neal is truly unbeatable at his peak, but the end is really average.

At his peak, O'Neal was a once-in-a-century monster in the NBA. At the beginning of this century, the OK combination of him and Kobe Bryant helped the Lakers win a dynasty. Bryant's outside ability and O'Neal's interior offensive ability are definitely a combination of the league's greats.

Now let's think differently. If James and O'Neal are on the same team at the same time, can this Lakers become the dominant player in the league?

OK combination is replaced by Zhan Shark combination, which is stronger and weaker? Is it possible for the Lakers to create a five-game dynasty?

Kobe Bryant in the 2000-02 season can be regarded as the beginning of his peak. In the past three years, he has scored 22 points, 28 points, and 25 points, respectively, and the shooting percentage has remained around 45%. Then O'Neal will be able to get the dynasty's 27+10+ pair of data, with a shooting rate of up to 58%.

Fisher, the team's third-leading scorer, also contributed 10 points. The reason why they have been able to dominate the league for three consecutive years has an absolute relationship with their two pillars of the team. James scored 27, 30 and 28 points at the start of his fourth season while shooting around 48 percent from the field.

Not only that, but his rebounds and assists were also at the top of the Cavaliers team at the time.

It can be said that Kobe and James were able to create dynasties around O'Neal during their three-game winning streak. The only difference is that before and after this, Kobe Bryant's peak should be in his fourth season, the first season they won the championship. James was a favored man when he joined the league.

He averaged 27 points per game in the second season and 31 points per game in the third season. James at that time was definitely better than Kobe Bryant in his third year. And against Spurs, they won't be so entangled.

In the 99 season, even the Lakers' O'Neal couldn't restrain Duncan, who was in the best form. With O'Neal and James cooperating, the entire Spurs will play abnormally except for Duncan. Of course, it's only one season, and they can do quite well in the next few seasons as well.

After all, it was difficult for a team to have more than two superstars in those days.

Many people may think that James, as a player who needs his teammates to open up space for him, can work with O'Neal, an interior player who also needs the ball. As it turned out, this was not a problem at all. James has barely worked with a super-center (O'Neal's late-game ability can't be compared to his peak), but everyone praised him for his selflessness.

When Irving was with the Heat, he didn't have the ball. He is a player who is willing to share the ball. O'Neal's greatness, on the other hand, lies in his role in the team, not only in scoring but also in his strong binding.

When Bryant and Penny worked with O'Neal personally, they both achieved great results. If James had teamed up with O'Neal in his prime, James would have given O'Neal enough possession and O'Neal would follow up when James broke through. The combined strength of the two historical offensive forces is definitely 1+1>2.

It is conceivable that a forward who can break through, shoot, and pass the ball, plus a player who can score and grab rebounds, can achieve more than just three consecutive championships. With James and O'Neal coaching with Jackson, with such a lineup and absolute superstar influence, the Lakers will dominate the league for a longer time, likely to be five consecutive championships.

If James meets O'Neal as soon as he debuts, he may also achieve five consecutive championships, because James's own strength is not weak, although O'Neal is also very strong, but James will definitely work harder when he encounters such strong resistance, everything is possible.