Original title: O’Neal angrily criticized Irving: If it was my teammate, I would have beaten him
Beijing time on January 23 news, without Kevin – Durant, the NBA: Nets dominate Bulls in the top duel in the east”>Brooklyn Nets life is not easy. James Harden carries the load with Patty Mills, LaMarcus Aldridge and more . NBA legend and current basketball commentator Shaquille O’Neal said in the latest podcast episode that if Irving was on his team, he would have beaten him.
Irving’s refusal to get vaccinated has forced him to play as a part-time player. After Durant’s injury, many urged the Nets to make Irving a full-time player by any means, but Irving said he would stand by his decision. Commentator Kendrick Perkins criticized Kevin Durant and James Harden on a show for being too soft to blame Irving. O’Neal said on the latest episode of “Big Podcast” that if Irving were his teammates, he would have beaten Irving long ago.
“What I’m saying is, how can the team tolerate this. If he (Irving) was my teammate, I would have beaten him up,” O’Neal said on the show. “I know the fact that winning like this There aren’t many championship chances. So he can only play away games, he won’t have a good game rhythm.”
In addition, O’Neal said that Irving as a part-time player could cause some problems for his teammates, which could undermine the Nets’ chances of winning a championship.
“We’re going to be very nervous, we’re going to keep fighting, we’re going to fight, we’re going to each other’s kids’ birthday parties, we’re going to parties away, we do a lot of things, we trust each other, but you can’t go in and out like that. Where he (Irving) is is where he is, I’m not going to say what he should and shouldn’t do. But I’m just commenting from experience… if you want to win, you have to make sacrifices ,” O’Neal said.Return to Sohu, see more
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