This season Durant returned from injury, and the state did not decline at all, but for Durant's health and championship considerations, the team traded Harden in the early part of the season to form the Big Three. After signing Griffin and Aldridge in the buyout market, the team's strength was greatly enhanced.
The Big Three of the Nets
Now it is said that the Nets are the biggest favorite to win the championship. There is also said to be the Big Five, properly grouped together.
In fact, Griffin has fallen so badly that he hasn't dunked in more than a year when he was in the Pistons, and he was sprayed so badly. Joining the Nets after the buyout has become a giant, this double standard is really powerful. Ade is 35 years old. In his twilight years, he couldn't keep up with the defense and was poor. Only the mid-range shot was left (but now the shooting percentage is not high). After joining the Nets, he is also a giant. This is really incomprehensible. These veterans are not wanted by the home team. After shooting to the Nets, they have become giants in everyone's eyes. If they were in their prime, you said Bao Tuan could not be justified, and it is really not right now.
But the fact is: KD, Harden, and Irving are the big three, plus Griffin, Ader, Jordan, Harris, Green and others assist. Such a star lineup makes people have the highest expectations for them...
Looking back at the peak of in 2011, James , Wade, and Bosh were in a group with the Heat. At that time, public opinion was in an uproar. But the outside world has high expectations for them, and they agree that the championship must be theirs.
The Heat's Big Three in 2011
In that year, the Eastern Conference playoffs , the Heat were invincible, and James also performed very well. However, in the finals, facing the Mavericks led by King Nuotian alone, experts and reporters were unanimously optimistic about the Heat winning the championship, but in the end they lost to the Mavericks 2:4. James performed very well in the Eastern Series, but he was bizarrely lost in the finals. After his loss in the finals, James was questioned by thousands of people, and finally relied on the subsequent two consecutive championships to restore his reputation.
If, I mean, if this year's Nets did not win, will it be more disappointing than the Heat in 2011?
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