Horry: Players like us were also the number one star in college and sacrificed a lot for the Lakers to win the championship

In the latest issue of Travis & D’Marco podcast, Lakers' legend and seven-time champion Robert Horry talked about the positioning of the role player.

The host said that Horry was often described as an elite player in his career, and Horry said: "In the basketball world, everyone has their own role. O'Neal's role is like a star in the school; Kobe is the same, their role is more prominent. Our role may be a little low-key, we don't need to do that much, but sometimes our role is more important than those big-name players because we made a lot of sacrifices. Many people forget that we were also the number one player in high school and college. But in the NBA, you have to retreat to the second line. For example, when I first entered the league, I got a lot of mobile phones in every game, but when I went to the Lakers, I could only shoot three or four goals per game. But no matter what, the team could win the game in the end. "