Horry: Shin Kyung dares to publicly complain about the Warriors with Durant s support

Rockets center Shin Kyung recently said in an interview with the media that the Rockets should have advanced in the first round of the playoffs last season, and the 23-year-old center questioned the referee's penalty and favored Curry and others. NBA legend Robert Horry expressed his opinions on the matter.

Horry said that the Rockets' defeat shows that the players lack experience, and the Rockets themselves are a young team. Curry's game against the Warriors is good for NBA TV ratings. Compared to watching Shin Kyung play in the penalty area, more people want to see Curry shoot three-pointers.

Horry also felt that the Rockets should have expected this and that if they want to win, they should deal with the series in a different way. He said: "We've always talked about the differences between fouls and sanctions, but that's the case. If you come on the court with a tactical plan and beat them to pieces, you don't have to care about those fouls at all. If you play aggressively and don't let others suppress you, the situation will be completely different."

This does not mean that the Rockets are not fighting hard. They once fell behind 1-3, but they stubbornly chased to tiebreak. However, it was in that decisive game that the team dropped the chain at a critical moment. Horry believes that the reason why Shin Kyung is angry is because of this.

Horry also believes that the reason why Shin Kyung dares to complain about the Warriors so publicly is because he now has Durant to support him. "And I think if I were Shin Kyung, I would say that, because next year, I will have a big brother, KD. Even if someone says something trash, I don't care."