In the NBA, who are the victims of each team?

First of all, we must first understand what the word "sufferer" means. In the NBA, "sufferer" refers to the achievements of a star on a team, which can be called the nemesis of this team. Of course, the victim here is not limited to one star, a team can also become the victim of another team. In the NBA, the more famous victims include the following.

During the Yao Ming era of the Rockets, the Jazz were definitely a big sufferer for the Rockets. Both teams were in the Southwest Division, and their strengths were relatively close at the time, so they often met in the playoffs, and each Southwest Division civil war was fierce. In the 2006-07 and 2007-08 seasons, the Rockets and Jazz met in the playoffs for two consecutive seasons, and the Rockets lost twice. The Jazz have become the biggest obstacle to the Yao-Mai combination. In this year's playoffs, the Rockets and Jazz met in the second round. This time the Rockets finally avenged the defeat of the year.

Kobe Bryant is also a big sufferer for the Raptors. The 81-point game in 2006 was truly shocking. It can be said that Kobe played with a lot of anger that season, and the Raptors happened to be in trouble that day. Kobe beat every Raptors defender that night, and other Lakers players were also happy to give Kobe the ball. So Kobe scored 81 points in jump shots again and again, and the Raptors were forever nailed to the pillar of shame. superior.

James is also a big sufferer for the former Bobcats and now the Hornets, and the representative figure here is Kemba Walker. An incredible statistic is that Walker has not defeated James once since entering the league. Naturally, Walker's Bobcats have also suffered a long series of defeats against James. The only time the Bobcats beat James, Walker happened to miss the game due to injury, which was a fate.