Seven-time champion talks about historical status: Jordan's 1st Kobe is higher than Zhan Huang, Duncan's strongest PF big dream is stronger than Ao Fat

On June 2, Beijing time, NBA 7 champion Robert Horry participated in the "All The Smoke" program, he talked about Jordan Kobe James' historical status, and selected the top 5 all-time forwards in his heart, as well as recalled some things about Kobe.

Speaking about the historical place of Jordan, Kobe and James, Horry said: "In my heart, Jordan is first, Kobe is second, James is third. Jordan is flawless, people say he doesn't shoot threes, but he shoots when he needs to. The same goes for Kobe, James is a great player, people will think I'm belittling James, but it's not. It's just that in my heart, James is C, Kobe is B, and Jordan is A. ”

Horry then spoke about the five strongest power forwards in his mind, saying: "There is no doubt that Duncan is number one, then Barkley, Karl Malone and Garnett, and last is Rashid Wallace. People don't know how strong Wallace is, he can shoot three-pointers and he can attack low, and a lot of power forwards are good, like Webb and Larry Johnson, there could have been a lot of people on this list. It is worth mentioning that Horry did not mention Novitsky's name.

Speaking about big guys, Horry had this to say: "In every team I play for, they have a dominant big guy like O'Neal, Duncan, Olajuwon and so on. If you ask me who the top 5 men of all time are, I've worked with at least 3, Olajuwon is number one, he doesn't say much, but he's Defensive Player of the Year, MVP, all-time block king, and he's not even from basketball. ”

Horry then talked about his experience playing for the Lakers, saying: "O'Neal has become stronger than when he was younger. He couldn't do it before, but later in his career he could turn around and dunk and hit with a hook. Once in a game against the Pacers, O'Neal left the court and Kobe Bryant took over the game. In fact, we have known for a long time that we see Kobe getting better and better in training because he trains very hard. ”

A seven-time winner, Horry has played for many great teams during his career, including the Rockets, Lakers and Spurs, so his views are very representative.