Former NBA player and current commentator Horry recently made a guest appearance on a TV show in which he talked about the Bucks' prospects for defending their titles.
"I don't think any of these teams at the moment have a chance to win a triple title. There may be a team that wins for two years, but I am highly skeptical of the possibility of a three-game company, and even the championship is difficult. Think about the Lakers, whose rosters changed almost completely in the second year after winning the championship. We all know that the Bucks are unlikely to defend this year because they shouldn't have been in that position in the first place. They won the title last year only because Durant's toes were too big. Horry said.
In the final moments of game seven between the Bucks and the Nets in last year's playoffs, Durant threw in a whistle-pressing ball, initially judged to be a three-pointer, and the Nets reversed to win. But after reviewing it, it was confirmed that Durant was stepping on the three-point line, which was a two-pointer.
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