Why did O Neal choose the Heat when he left the Lakers? Now choose the sun?

It's all business. In the Lakers, O'Neal wants a big contract, the Lakers still have Kobe, it's too big for O'Neal, there is no salary for Kobe, the Lakers see Kobe Bryant young and promising, stay in Kobe and abandon O'Neal, and the Heat spend a lot of money to take O'Neal to bet on the championship.

This year, the Heat hit a dead end and want to rebuild. The Suns want to use O'Neal to strengthen their interior defense to go further in the playoffs, and O'Neal also wants to win a championship with a more powerful team.

In Hu Ren, it was because of a conflict with Kobe, Gao Cong decided to ask Kobe not O'Neal, and in the Heat, it was because of O'Neal's physical injury, so he exchanged for Marion of the Suns.

There are a lot of reasons, including the boss, the salary, and the conflict between him and Kobe Bryant that led to O'Neal's transfer.

Competing with Kobe Bryant for the team boss, the Lakers chose the young Kobe Bryant and the Suns because the Heat's record was too low

This was chosen by the boss because the shark was still under contract at the time.

It's his right to like it.

As a Suns fan, I think O'Neal's exchange for Marion is a pure failure

So wondering, wouldn't it be better for you to ask him personally! Save people from guessing and not knowing what to say.

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The Heat offered O'Neal the contract he needed, and he wanted the Lakers to prove that he could lead a bad team after leaving the Lakers. The Suns need O'Neal to deal with Duncan, and it is estimated that O'Neal has a good relationship with Nash, and there is also the fact that Xiao Si let him see when he was young, or he really wants to be a big cactus.

The Heat offered the highest price, and now Ao can't change him, the Suns need to deal with Duncan inside, and Nash is also old, so he has to fight for another two years, and he can't win the championship, and when the contract of Ao and Nash expires, there will be a lot of salary space left to recruit other stars.

Because the Suns want the inside In the past few years, the Suns have been a strong team, but they haven't done well.

It is the one who gets the inside line who wins the world.

So the Suns wanted to take a gamble on O'Neal's aftermath.

Results

Because Kobe Bryant and O'Neal had a conflict at that time, and O'Neal's trade value was very high at that time, he was also very old, and the Heat team satisfied O'Neal's trade**, and he was also very sincere, so he chose the Heat.

Because the strength of the Heat team is relatively strong, and O'Neal was the first center in the team at that time, he is a very talented player, after joining the Heat, he can help the team win the championship, his average points per game reached, and he got rebounds.

This is because the Lakers ultimately chose to trade O'Neal to the Heat in order to avoid competition from Western Conference teams at the time of the trade.

In the NBA fan circle, there has been a saying called "Joe picks Joe, no Joe picks the shark", which means that if the NBA draft history can be rearranged, then if the champion can sign Jordan, Jordan must be chosen, but if there is no Jordan to choose, Shaq O'Neal must be chosen, this sentence also proves that O'Neal is actually no less talented than Jordan, and even in the entire NBA history, there are few players who can be better than O'Neal.

However, after the failure of the playoffs in 2004, the Los Angeles Lakers finally decided to send O'Neal away, and Olney, who was 32 years old at the time, still caused a ** in the free transfer market, and finally the Miami Heat took out almost all their belongings, traded O'Neal, and relied on O'Neal to win the first championship in the team's history. So do you know how the entire league reacted at the time when the Lakers released the news of trading O'Neal? This big shark, who can be called the No. 1 center in NBA history, can be said to be the team that can try to come up with chips, all of them!

In 2004, the Lakers formed an F4 combination composed of O'Neal, Kobe, Malone, and Payton, and O'Neal was still the undisputed No. 1 center in the league at that time, and he averaged points, rebounds, assists, and blocks per game in the regular season. The power has not diminished in the slightest, and it is fair to say that O'Neal was still the best player in the league at the time.

However, in the Finals, the Lakers were finally defeated by the civilian legion Detroit Pistons, and the team's gamble ended in failure, coupled with the fact that Kobe and O'Neal turned against each other, it was difficult for them to coexist with each other, and finally decided to part ways, and the Lakers management weighed it again and again, and finally chose to keep the younger Kobe Bryant, and gave up the 32-year-old O'Neal, and this decision also completely broke O'Neal's heart, and the trade became inevitable.

At that time, the NBA was strong in the West and weak in the East, and the Heat was only a weak team in the East, Pat Riley took out all the players on the team except Wade in order to get O'Neal, and even said at that time, except for Wade, the Heat used Lamar Odom, Caron Butler, Brian Grant and a draft pick that later selected Farmar to get O'Neal in a four-for-one way, it can be said that the Lakers in this transaction, due to O'Neal's huge influence, is really dazzling!

So compared to Kobe, you must know that the 29-year-old peak Kobe Bryant tried to seek a trade, and the best ** obtained was only the Bulls' Noah, Ben Gordon, Nocioni and Thomas, when the Lakers asked to add Lul Deng to the trade, the Bulls immediately refused, which can also see how high the trade value of O'Neal was at that time!

Because he didn't average 30 per game in the regular season, plus he never won the basketball king, and then he only had the championship in his eyes, and his shots were relatively low, not as high as Kobe.

He was abandoned by the Lakers and Heat because his strength had declined seriously, and he was abandoned by the Magic because the Magic couldn't afford to pay the salary.

Because he was very disobedient to the rules, due to his large size, he would often smash the barricade, which led to the forced suspension of the game.

On July 15, 2004, Beijing time, the Lakers and the Heat completed a trade, and the Lakers traded O'Neal for the Heat for Caron Butler, Ramar Odom, Bryan Grant and a future first-round pick.

Mainly because of the conflict between Kobe and O'Neal, O'Neal was also older at the time, and the chips that the Heat took out were very sincere.

At that time, Kobe Bryant of the Lakers had grown up, and the two began to compete for the position of boss in the team, and at this time, O'Neal was approaching the end of his career, and the team still chose Kobe Bryant after some trade-offs. As a result, O'Neal was traded to the Heat.

Because the Lakers needed some of the Heat's players, they used O'Neal as a bargaining chip in exchange for a batch of players he needed.

The Lakers traded O'Neal to the Heat, mainly because of the infighting between O'Neal and Kobe, who was dissatisfied with O'Neal's lax attitude and his status on the team. So there was a big conflict with O'Neal, and the management could only separate the two and choose one to stay in Kobe and Olney. And the Lakers' management ultimately chose Kobe, who is younger and has more potential.

Sent O'Neill away.

It's been two years since O'Neal left the Lakers, but the debate over that trade has never stopped. Lakers owner Jerry Buss categorically stated that he "will never regret" the exchange for O'Neal, while the Sharks fought back angrily.

With Riley's return, the future of O'Neal and the Heat is getting more and more attention, the Big Sharks have lost weight, but their dominance on the court has not decreased, but Buss has said that he is not optimistic about the Heat. "I'm not sure how long he'll be able to keep his current form, just look at his appearance record with the Lakers, when he was young, he missed a lot of games, and now he's old. Bass said in an interview with Los Angeles.

Bass said that the exchange of O'Neill two years ago was a necessary move, "100 times I would decide like this 100 times". He believes that the Lakers can't afford O'Neal's huge contract under the premise that they need to keep the salary cap for Kobe Bryant. "He asked for a few million more than a few million on top of his salary, and we couldn't afford to risk that.

In Buss's description, O'Neal is a big guy who is greedy for salary, but overweight and has no intention of fighting, but after arriving at the Heat, O'Neal is very skillful, and he gave up part of his salary requirements and re-signed a five-year, $100 million contract. Two years later, what Buss feared didn't seem to be happening in Miami, but Buss still doesn't want to throw in the towel: "I still wonder how the Heat could have been willing to sign such a long contract, the risk was just too great.

Naturally, Bass's words would have been seen by O'Neill, "He's lying." The big shark was furious, "Weight or anything is just an excuse." Between me and Kobe, they only want to keep one, either the younger one or the older one, and that's the truth. ”

O'Neill said that Bass also lied once, and that the latter did not contact him in time after the deal took place, but claimed to have communicated with the shark in the first place, explaining the reason for the deal. "Obviously, he often says things that are not true, which makes me uncomfortable. "I've had a great time with the Heat, and the trade has been going on for so long that I don't want to talk about it again."

But he (Bass) said this, and I had to refute it. ”

It's really good to partner on the pitch.

But because there is no way to decide who is the real leader of the team.

So he decided to go to Miami.

Because he doesn't like Kobe.

That's because of a feud with Kobe.

The second is to control the speed of the game and choose the timing of the attack.

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