Recruiting yourself with a gangster? James: The 3 giants model has long been available. Jordan Bird Chamberlain is both 3 giants

Lakers star LeBron James is a historical superstar, his personal ability has never been doubted. He is definitely at the President's Mountain level and deserves to be compared with Jordan.

However, the big black spot in James' career was that he went to the Heat to join Wade and Bosh in his peak years, forming a combination of the Big Three.

The three won two championships at the Heat, and they were ultimately successful. However, this model of players who have reduced their salary and joined forces at their peak is looked down upon by many people. They think that this lacks the spirit of competitive sports and dares to deal with challenges, which is a manifestation of the weak.

Later, James won another championship with the Lakers. After coming to the end of his career, after winning this championship, he talked less about his decision to form the Big Three.

However, recently, James has raised the topic of the Big Three again. Moreover, James believes that it is not that he created the combination of the Big Three himself, but that there has been a team of Big Three in history many times before him.

James was asked a question about the evolution of the team building model in his previous public podcast of "Mind The Game".

Q: The NBA has evolved from the era of the Big Three to the era of the lineup depth. What do you think will be the next team building model that defines the success of the team in the future?

James: "It's very simple for me, just find a guy like Wenban... I want to say that the game will continue to evolve, as you said, the era of the Big Three has its glory. The era of the Big Three has actually been around for a long time, and it was a long time before Wade Bosh and I formed the Big Three.

The three big three like Chamberlain, Jerry West, Elgin Baylor, and Bird, Parish, and McHale are also the Big Three, Jordan, Pippen, and Rhode Mann is also the Big Three. So, the era of Big Three seems to have always been there. But the era of lineup depth allows the team to have multiple all-round players, which may be the next trend of the NBA.

But no matter how the times evolve and how the game changes, the players will listen to the opinions of the fans and play the best performance on the court. I know you love our game, I am very grateful, and I thank you very much."

In fact, the host is just asking how to view the next successful fleet model? But James took the initiative to talk about the Big Three himself, and James did have the intention to attract the war to himself.

Many people disagree with James' statement.

I also understand this view. First of all, no one wanted Rodman back then, and he was signed by the Bulls at a basic salary. Pippen was trained by the rookie, and Jordan did not leave the team because of the loss and went to join other stars. Moreover, Rodman is probably not a giant. During the Bulls, Rodman scored 5.8 points + 14.9 rebounds + 2.5 assists, and he can only be considered a very functional auxiliary player.

Regularly speaking, the stars who cultivate and trade themselves and finally grow and achieve some results are called the Big Three. James went to the Heat by himself and formed a team directly with Wade and Bosh, which is a completely different situation.

After all, you three are all top players in their respective positions. Small forward James was the first to exist at the time, and the shooting guard Wade was the third shooting guard in the history level, second only to Kobe at that time, and Bosh was also the top five forwards in the league at the time of 20+10.

The three people at the same time reduced their salary and joined forces, which is the real precedent for the three top teams. For comparison, Jordan should find Olajuwon, Barkley or Malone to form a team to be matched with the Big Three.

Fan friends, how do you think about this?