O Neal is so dominant, why was he swept six times in the playoffs?

Because the opponents were too strong when they were swept away, they were not at their peak。O'Neal at his peak is definitely the No. 1 center in the league, and it is not an exaggeration to say that he is the No. 1 person in the league, and it is normal for O'Neal to be swept away, after all, not every time is the peak. <>

When he was swept for the first time, O'Neal was a rookie。At that time, O'Neill was only in the second grade, and although he had already begun to become famous, he was still on the road to growth. Although O'Neal led the Magic to the playoffs, the opponent was the Pacers, who were among the top teams in the league at the time.

There is no doubt that O'Neill was blown up by Reggie Miller, and this is the first time he has been swept. After a year's hiatus, O'Neal has a strong teammate by his side, and that is Hardaway. This time the Magic team went further and made it straight to the finals.

But they are facing the Rockets, and they are the Rockets with Olajuwon. Olajuwon relied on his dream footsteps and played O'Neal frantically under the basket, and O'Neal was blown up in the first Finals. <>

In fact, this is normal, it was not O'Neill's peak at that time. For example, James and Zion, some time ago the Lakers played against the Pelicans, and the two masters finally came together, James is now the first person in the league and the greatest player in the league now. And Zion, who is also known as the next James man, has a rare history of talent.

However, Zion is only in the first year now, and James can naturally play Zion with experience, so when he is against Zion, James scores, whether it is by body or projection, he can score. However, this does not negate the strength of Zion, Zion is still growing, and the alliance in the future must be his. In the same way, O'Neill was still growing up at that time, and when he grew up, Olajuwon really wouldn't necessarily be able to beat him.

Later, O'Neal went through so many failures and still won so many championships when he was with the Lakers. Especially the OK combination, there is no solution in the alliance.

O'Neal's dominance during the magic period was not so terrifying, and he didn't have a reliable helper around him. His real inside giant is the Lakers, and he also has the league's top teammates like Kobe.

O'Neal has been swept six times in the playoffs by opponents and has been very dominant. Basketball is a five-man sport, and the intensity of the playoffs and not having absolutely good guards around you led to being swept.

Everyone has wins and losses, especially a master like O'Neal, when they play, many times they don't look at how good they are, but how they are in shape and how well their teammates cooperate.

Because basketball is a team game, the test is the overall cooperation of teammates, although O'Neal is very strong, but his teammates are not very good.

O'Neal is mainly bad at free throws, once the opponent uses the shark slashing tactic, he loses the advantage, and O'Neal needs a strong outside cooperation like Kobe Bryant to maximize the advantage.

O'Neal is the league's best center. Saying that he is dominant, it is more about his deterrence after receiving the ball on the inside. When you play a game, you also need to cooperate as a team. Another proof that O'Neill also has shortcomings.

With Joe choosing Joe and no Joe choosing the Shark, O'Neal is the only one in the league in terms of dominance under the basket. With height, weight, and skill, O'Neal showed talent during the Magic period and cashed in on it during the Lakers, winning four championships in his career, including a three-game championship, a regular season MVP, and a three-time FMVP. However, although the Sharks have many honors, there is one embarrassing record that no star has been able to break so far, and that is the player who has been swept the most times in NBA history.

Since the second season of his career, O'Neal has embarked on a six-time sweep run.

So, if the big shark is so dominant, why was it swept six times? In the 1993-94 season, the Magic team relied on the excellent performance of sophomore O'Neal and rookie Hardaway, and the team unexpectedly rushed into the playoffs with the fourth place in the East, and they faced the Pacers in the fifth place in the East in the first round.

In the 1994-95 season, the Magic team achieved the first record in the East, under the leadership of O'Neal and Hardaway, the Magic passed five levels in the playoffs, first defeated the Celtics in the first round, defeated Jordan who had just returned in the second round, and avenged the Pacers in the Eastern Finals, and finally the Magic and the Western Conference champion Rockets met in the finals. Facing the old spicy Olajuwon, who vowed to defend the championship, the Magic led by O'Neal did not make too many waves, and was directly taken away by the Rockets 4-0, which was the second time O'Neal was swept.

In the 1995-96 season, the Magic went all the way to the Eastern Conference finals in the playoffs, but in the face of the Bulls led by the basketball god Jordan, O'Neal did not have much to fight back, Jordan was vengeful and did not give the Magic any chance to turn over, and finally O'Neal suffered a third sweep. In his second season with the Lakers, O'Neal led the team to a respectable regular season record, and after they met the Jazz again in the Western Conference finals, the Lakers lost again, and O'Neal received the fourth time in his career that he was swept away. In the 1998-99 season, the Lakers met the Spurs, who had the best regular season record in the second round of the playoffs.

In the 2006-07 season, no one expected that the Heat, who were still the champion team last season, would be swept by the Bulls in the first round, and O'Neal as the second core, he could not save the decline of the whole team. As for why O'Neal was swept so many times, on the one hand, the opponents are very strong, on the other hand, O'Neal also has an obvious disadvantage, that is, the free throw is not good, if the shooting rate is higher, O'Neal's achievements should go to the next level, and there will not be so many swept records.

As a historical supergiant, the shark has an extremely embarrassing record compared to other historical supergiants.

The most swept giant in history.

This record is in the body, and if you want to sit firmly in the center history the first person, others will definitely not be convinced.

Why is this so? Aren't the Sharks the most dominant center?

The Sharks, the No. 1 pick in '92, were drafted by the Orlando Magic and caused a huge stir as soon as they entered the league. In his rookie season, he averaged points per game (8th in the league at the time), rebounded (2nd in the league), and blocked (2nd in the league), won the best rookie rank, and then smashed rebounds in 4 months after entering the league, making everyone question the quality of NBA equipment... Everything is showing that a future superstar is on the rise.

And then. Not to mention not making the playoffs in his rookie year.

Swept by Miller in '94.

95 years swept by a big dream.

Swept by Jordan in '96.

Swept by Malone (gentleman) in '97.

In 98, it was swept by Marlon.

Swept by Duncan in '99.

Swept by the Bulls in '07.

It's definitely the only one of a kind in Supergiant.

Why? The core is that although O'Neill is strong, his weaknesses are also obvious, and the enemy has a way to limit it. But the most important thing is that after O'Neill was targeted, he could not find effective countermeasures.

can only be used by the enemy until death, and he was stunned the whole time before he was shaved his head.

Specifically, including but not limited to:

Since you are invincible under the basket, then I will limit you from receiving the ball under the basket. If you want to catch the ball, you can only get off the basket.

When you catch the ball away from the basket, I don't cover it first, you can't shoot that far anyway.

If the shark dribbles to the basket at this time and wants to go into the low post, good! Wrap now! You're still far from the basket at this time, and you're not in your range yet, so you can only choose to play the ball, and I expected you to use this trick and immediately run out to make up for the shooter, anyway, the shark is slow to shoot the ball, and it's completely in time.

If you're deep when you receive the ball, you can dunk it next, okay, get fouled immediately.

So you can only obediently shoot free throws and then hit two of one, and you can't kill me.

After this set of combination punches, the Sharks' team will be explained.

O'Neal is no threat when he leaves the basket, the range is very short, the ball is slow to go out after being trapped, and the hook hand work has not been practiced in the early stage, and the enemy has a way to make you powerful and nowhere to go.

This requires a strong outside line on the weak side to stand up to help the shark open up the situation, and cooperate inside and outside to make the enemy unguardable.

O'Neal's style is destined to make him unable to win the championship single-core, so the Sharks can only produce results when they partner with pennies, Kobe, Wade and other outside powerhouses, because the enemy will no longer dare to unscrupulously trap him, and if he misses the outside line, he will be punished to death by these guards...

O'Neal has the talent of the first tier in NBA history, but for various reasons he has not been able to become the first center in history, which is really regrettable.

O'Neal's strength is particularly strong, and the average score in the game is really high, generally around 8 points, which is completely a score that can enter the Hall of Fame.

O'Neal's average score on the field is points, and he didn't play very well on the field and didn't show any better performance.

The strength is still quite good, because his skills are still very good, the average score is also quite high, and his performance is also very good.

O'Neal is known as the No. 1 center player in history, averaging 23 points, 10 rebounds and two assists per game in his career. <>

The 2021 2022 NBA season is in full swing, and this season's games can be described as very thrilling, especially the Warriors, who have changed the landscape of the league. Before the Warriors came along, the entire league was subordinate to center players. At that time, the center athlete who shocked the entire league must be Quinn O'Neal.

After entering the league, it has received widespread attention from major **, because I have never seen such a talented athlete appear on the NBA stage from beginning to end. <>

Throughout O'Neal's career, he has played for the Orlando Magic, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat and other 6 teams. Among them, when he was with the Los Angeles Lakers, he formed teammates with Kobe Bryant and became the OK combination of the town's league. O'Neal has won a total of 4 championships throughout his career, including three finals MVP.

It can be seen from this that O'Neal is definitely one of the few all-round center athletes in NBA history. <>

Unlike today's center athletes, O'Neal didn't need to develop his three-point skills, he only needed to rely on his huge size to be able to scare the four sides. It can be said that O'Neill ruled the alliance for a period of time at that time, but no matter how powerful he was, he couldn't stop the situation from changing. However, because he was not mentally mature when he was young, he had conflicts with the management and players in many teams, so O'Neill was not treated well by his teammates at that time.

Later in his career, he slowly lost his dominance and eventually had to leave his beloved basketball career. <>

But after O'Neal, there hasn't been a center player in the league as gifted as him. Nowadays, many ** platforms are still releasing O'Neal's ** at his peak for fans and friends to watch. Hopefully, the NBA will have more dominant-level center athletes like O'Neal.

O'Neill is very strong and his tactics are exceptional; The average score in the field reached a point, and the average score was very high when he first debuted, and he was a very powerful player.

O'Neill is very strong and his tactics are particularly good; The average score on the field reached the score, and the average score was very high at the moment of debut, and he was a very powerful player.

He's quite strong, and his average score on the field is about 30 points, which is a sign of his career strength.

The strength is very strong, the average score has reached the point, in addition to Jordan, another person who led the team to win three consecutive championships.

The strength is quite equal, and the average score on the field is about the same, maybe it is about the point, which is the strength of the career side emerges.