In-depth analysis: Is NBA championship important or personal honor important? What James said and done

Recently, James made such a remark: I don’t know where this culture comes from and why it originated. I hope we can appreciate the achievements and what the players have achieved. Rings are a team achievement, and if you happen to have the chance to share the championship with your team at some point, it should be discussed that this team is the greatest team, how is that team like that, you can discuss these. But because one cannot win a team event, you pick on him, I don't know the origin of this culture, it's a long topic, especially when it comes to me, it's so weird, so weird.

Simply put, the championship is a team honor, and I hope everyone can pay attention to personal honors.

Of course, James also mentioned the importance of the championship before. I will not investigate the previous contradictions in detail, after all, there are quite a lot of contradictions. And netizens also questioned that since the championship is not important, what are you doing when you run around? Some netizens also summarized: What James said is that personal honor is important, and what James did shows that the championship is important.

So is NBA championship important or personal honor important?

Obviously, when you discuss this issue alone, you are already in the trap! Putting aside the background and process and comparing the championship and personal honor on the opposite side is already wrong.

You say that the championship is important, then Sun Yue surpasses Yao Ming. You say that personal honor is important, so what is personal honor?

James said that the championship is a team honor because a person cannot win a team event. So according to this standard, what is a personal honor?

Regular season MVP is it? No, because if the team's record is not good, you won't get the MVP.

FMVP is it? No, because if the team does not win the championship, you will not be able to win the FMVP unless it is the FMVP of the failed party. What about the data kings such as

Scoring kings, rebounding kings, and assisting kings? Obviously not, when your teammates don’t pass the ball to you, when your teammates can’t shoot, when your teammates want to steal your backcourt rebounds...

So, since basketball is a team sport, there is basically no personal honor itself! Even, is the historical total score champion a personal honor? No, because you can't get so many points without the assists from your teammates.

So, if the NBA championship is considered a team honor, then there is no personal honor in the NBA. To see how strong a player is, these honors (including championships) are just a reference, and it really depends on dominance and performance on the field.

For example, when your team has three bosses of the original Eastern Conference team, then there is nothing to show off when your team wins the Eastern Conference championship. But when your team has a relatively average lineup but wins the Eastern Conference championship, it is a manifestation of strength. This is why Kidd, Iverson, Howard, and Jimmy Butler led the team to the Eastern Conference championship and were praised by fans and the media, while some players won the Eastern Conference championship many times but were shamed.

You earned 1,000 yuan with 100 yuan in principal, that's great!

If you use 1 million yuan in principal and earn 1,000 yuan, that would be a bad thing! What's more, the principal of the 1 million yuan was borrowed or stolen.

Why are some players still scolded for making 4 of 4 shots in the last moment? But some players made 1 of 4 shots in the last moment but were hyped up to the sky?

Because this 4-of-4 shot is a lot behind the team and you should shoot three-pointers to have a chance to win, you get a layup. And 1 of 4 shots was a continuous tip-in at the basket and finally scored the final score.

Therefore, it is meaningless to look at the results aside from the competition process. Fans know how you perform and what level your teammates should be, not what you say.

Your team has three giants, and you attribute the failure to the poor performance of the role players, it is no wonder you say those funny and contradictory words.