At the last post-game conference before leaving the Rockets, James Harden said that he really did his best. He had a different understanding of Hall of Fame center Shaquille O’Neal. He criticized Harden for not trying his best. After completing his debut at the Nets, Harden suspected that O’Neal’s criticism was returned.
“When you said you did your best, it was actually not the case,” O’Neal criticized Harden. “You asked the team to bring in Howard. The Rockets did it, but in the end your combination did not succeed. Then you asked for CP3. The Rockets did it. You want some shooters, and the Rockets satisfy you. Later, you asked Westbrook, and the Rockets got him, but it didn’t bring success. So you said you did your best, but you didn’t Did not try hard.”
Harden also bluntly said at that conference that this rocket was not good enough, which caused dissatisfaction among John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins. Even O’Neal couldn’t stand it, pointing out that the Rockets’ poor record is not to blame for others (Harden himself scored less than 20 in 4 consecutive games), “He didn’t do anything, he didn’t stand when it was time to come forward. Come out. I know many people in Houston are happy to see him leave.”
Yesterday, Harden made his debut with the Nets, scoring 32 points, 12 rebounds and 14 assists, which can be said to be perfect.
Heat legend Dwyane Wade couldn’t help but praise Harden. He also said that everyone should not just pay attention to the negative comments. “Let us spread the saying: James Harden looks happy, and happiness is priceless. He has There is no better way to deal with it? Yes. But we are not all like this. Anyway, I am happy for him.”
Today, Harden updated Instagram, thanked his big brother Wade, and then suspected O’Neal. “We have been talking about how to encourage the next generation of African-American athletes, but some former NBA players are not like that. They use national broadcasts. The stage or my own social platform is doing the opposite. I have seen it all. I just want to be who I am. The truth will eventually prevail. Salute to Wade’s behavior (support to myself)!”
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