Barkley: A true champion should be a player who plays an important role, not just an ordinary player

After the Warriors completed their second consecutive championship, McCaw won another championship with the Raptors, completing an alternative three consecutive championships.

Today, Barkley participated in the podcast "Jim Rome for a wide-ranging interview", during which he talked about his definition of a championship player.

Barkley said: "Some players call themselves champions just because they win the championship with a certain team. I am quite critical of this. I think the real champion should be a player who plays an important role in the game, not just an ordinary member of the championship team. I think When introducing these players, the media should clearly distinguish whether they are just members of the championship team or real world champions in a personal sense."

Barkley lost to the Bulls led by Jordan in the 1993 Finals, which was the closest he came to a championship.