Now the interior line is indeed getting softer and softer, and the centers who can attack the basket are basically invisible, and all of them have become defenders to the three-point line. Beast interiors like Cousins and Embiid, like those who start shooting three-pointers with the flow, rarely see domineering scenes of hard chiseling under the basket. Now the league's play makes people miss O'Neal even more, he is the perfect center in our hearts who can destroy opponents. It's just that after he retired, the center began to lose his color, and it is estimated that in the future, the interior line will not only have three points, but also organize the attack, and the position of the five people on the field will become more and more blurred. This is the development trend of basketball, and it is also the sadness of being a fan, because we can no longer see the scene of the center turning the river upside down on the inside.
If O'Neal were to put it now, it would not be too much to take $50 million a year, and which team had him would be equivalent to having a championship. This is definitely not touting him, in the era of the "big four centers", O'Neill has an absolute advantage, not to mention the current era of not being good at confrontation. O'Neill is probably happy to play and will dunk the basket again. Even a center like Jordan Jr., who only grabs the board and defends, can enter the season, and how bad the inside line is now can be imagined.
O'Neal is not only sought after by fans, the league is also quite fond of him, and having him is a guarantee at the box office. Not only is he strong on the field, but his entertainment spirit is also unprecedented, and now he can't find anyone like him. Such a perfect player, who wouldn't like it. It is also reasonable to enjoy the "superstar whistle", he has this strength, but also this qualification. The most classic thing is that O'Neal deliberately pushed the opponent to the blue after the buckle, and did not get fouled, which shows how much the league favored him at that time.
After O'Neal completed a dunk, he may have been fascinated by his domineering spirit, and his emotions were fully mobilized and he entered the self-hi mode. Originally it was a sad thing to be blocked by him, and O'Neill had to make up the knife, and deliberately pushed the defender with both hands while standing still. Such an obvious push, even in the age of confrontation, was a foul, and the referee turned a blind eye, thus angering the defender, Chris. Dudley. Annoyed into anger Chris. Dudley, smashed the ball at O'Neal and ended up eating a T himself, O'Neill fart no, it was a little unfair. But O'Neill is a superstar, the alliance is to get used to him, even if there are ten thousand grass and mud horses running through your heart, it will not help.
O'Neill's ability to receive such "special treatment" is still based on his strong dominance, if the person was not O'Neill, the referee would definitely be the first to whistle. The NBA is a place to speak with strength, and if you want to get the respect of your opponents, in addition to beating them down one by one, there is no point in winning sympathy, but it will be counterproductive.
Seeing that the center is playing so weakly now, O'Neal really hates that he was born a few years earlier, if he had any small ball mode in this league. One person will hit all the opponent's internal line to the penalty, which is a kind of damage to the opponent's body and mind. A lot of people say the current Warriors are going to drag down O'Neal, and you wouldn't say that when you see him dunking with Curry on his back.