What uncrowned kings are there in NBA2 1 century?

The champion is the supreme glory of athletes. Perhaps regular season MVP can better represent a player's strength, but for many players, they would rather exchange their MVP trophies for a championship. History has never lacked an uncrowned king who only lacks a crown, and it is their regret that makes his career more tragic and adds a bit of the charm of a lonely hero.

Cameron Anthony

Anthony is regarded as a new generation of signature players in the league, and countless people expect his confrontation with James to become the main theme of the NBA. 10 was selected as the All-Star, 1 0 was the scoring champion, and led the team all the way to the West, losing to the champion Lakers. In his later years, he chased the champion and joined the Rockets, but unfortunately he became a backburner. It can only be said that melon's career is indeed a bit lucky.

Russell Westbrook

Isn't Shao Wei strong enough? How can a player who has averaged three pairs per game for three consecutive seasons not be strong? At the beginning of the 20 12 finals, Shao Wei slashed 40+ but it was difficult to win the game. He did his best. He and Durant should have made greater achievements, but they never won the damn championship because of injuries.

Chris Webber

If you are an old fan and have witnessed the use of the king of Princeton, you should understand how sorry you were for the king. Shady or not, at least one thing is certain, that is, for Webber, the most gorgeous power forward in history, it is really cruel to have no crown in his career.

Chris Paul

In the 20 18 western conference finals, the rockets once led 3-2, only one step away from the finals. However, Paul accidentally injured his right leg and had to miss G6 and G7. In the end, the Rockets made a comeback and drifted away from the championship. At that time, Paul didn't expect his decline to be so rapid, so he didn't choose to close the door and fight hard. I don't know if he will regret his original decision after years of no crown in his career.

Tracy McGrady

Everyone knows how good McGrady is, and even Kobe admits that McGrady is the most difficult player to defend in his career. T-Mac's skills are flawless, and his physical talent is amazing. Unfortunately, injuries have never spared this genius. No matter in Magic or Rocket period, McGrady has never had a suitable helper (except Yao Ming). In the 2008 playoffs, he forced his way into the arena, slashing 40+ 10+5, but he was still hard to beat the Jazz and eventually went out in the first round. This series also overdrawn McGrady's career. Since then, McGrady has moved to several teams and finally retired.

Vince Carter

Carter is a person who really likes basketball. Unlike many veterans, he did not choose to join a team in pursuit of the championship in his later years. But to choose those teams that really need him to play and make contributions. Perhaps he himself has long been optimistic, as long as he can run on the court, he will be happy enough, but for the fans, I still hope he can win his O 'Brien Cup before he leaves.

Steve Nash

How regretful is Nash's career? Even the fans at home in Phoenix held up signs that read? Nash, that's enough Can I go to another team to chase the champion? . Later, I moved to the Lakers, and the combination of Kobe, Nash, Howard and Gasol made many people see hope. However, Nash could not resist the invasion of time after all, and the Lakers failed to win the championship as expected. Later, in the Warriors, Nash took a photo of the championship trophy, which made many fans who loved him cry.

Allen Iverson

The NBA championship of 200 1 was the Los Angeles Lakers, but that year's playoffs belonged to only one person? Allen iverson. Facing the blood-swallowing bucks and the Raptors, they saved the day and grabbed a victory from the powerful Lakers. Iverson's fighting spirit inspired a generation of teenagers who love basketball, and also made countless children feel inferior because of their height bravely walk to the court. Perhaps not winning the championship is the biggest regret in his career, but his story is destined to be passed down from generation to generation by fans and regarded as a spiritual totem.