Debating the Historical Legacies: The Warriors vs Lakers and the Greats of NBA History

The failure of the 2023-24 cannot prevent what is a reality in NBA history: Stephen Curry’s Golden State Warriors (and many others, but the base is the visible face) are historical heritage of sport. A record-breaking squad, on par with the greatest of all time. But what is its classification? Draymond Greenone of his myths and keys to success, debated vigorously with Shaquille O’Neal, a pillar in another equally legendary squad, his Los Angeles Lakers along with Kobe Bryant, about which team of the two would win a game.

Green y O’Neal They coincide in the NBA broadcasts on the American network TNT and were in charge of choosing their candidate. Shaq has a difficult argument to refute. “Who the hell is defending me? Please don’t tell fucking Andrew Bogut“says the center. “No one could. But we have defensive schemes to prevent you from touching the ball. We will stop you with someone in front and another behind,” ‘Money’ replied.

Who the hell defends me? Please don’t tell fucking Andrew Bogut

Shaquille O’Neal

“You’re not going to touch the ball. I would be in front. “I have 2.20 meters wide arms,” ​​Green added. Although Shaq, of course, also explains that his physique is differential. “Half a meter more me. And I’ll get everyone else in foul trouble. I’ll tell Derek Fisher that he can come after you,” stated the purple and gold myth. They even reach an agreement because even The two can end up fighting due to their intensity.

Okay… And who is going to defend Kobe?

Shaquille O’Neal

But the center still has a more powerful argument. “OK… And who is going to defend Kobe?” O’Neal closes. Draymond slips a “Klay” but Shaq no longer believes it. The debate between two legendary teams may have its differentiating factor in the ‘Black Mamba’.

In the history books those Lakers achieved three consecutive rings (2000, 2001 and 2002) with one of the most complete couples of all time. The Warriors, who are still active, have four (2015, 2017, 2019 and 2022) and the record for wins in a season (73-9).

2024-05-23 08:21:26
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