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Shaq pitched a "Black vs. White" comedy roast, then Aries Spears admitted he once roasted Dwyane Wade so hard that Shaq made him apologize. Shaq: I want to do a roast called Black and White. Five Black comedians, five white comedians. Think it'd work? Aries Spears: Yeah, if you...

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Shaq says he wanted to come to Miami because of Dwyane Wade: “They said ‘Miami wants to trade for you.’ I thought about D-Wade instantly…I’m watching D-Wade annihilate Baron Davis and I’m thinking back…who is this kid? I never seen him — I knew that if I wanted to go to a new situation, I needed somebody like that…I said you know what — I want to go to Miami…” (via Miami Heat YT)
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Shaq says he wanted to come to Miami because of Dwyane Wade: “They said ‘Miami wants to trade for you.’ I thought about D-Wade instantly…I’m watching D-Wade annihilate Baron Davis and I’m thinking back…who is this kid? I never seen him — I knew that if I wanted to go to a new situation, I needed somebody like that…I said you know what — I want to go to Miami…” (via Miami Heat YT)

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Shaq says he wanted to come to Miami because of Dwyane Wade: “They said Miami wants to trade for you — I thought about D-Wade instantly…I’m watching D-Wade annihilate Baron Davis and I’m thinking back…who is this kid? I never seen him — I knew that if I wanted to go to a new situation, I needed somebody like that…I said you know what — I want to go to Miami…” (via Miami Heat YT)
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Shaq says he wanted to come to Miami because of Dwyane Wade: “They said Miami wants to trade for you — I thought about D-Wade instantly…I’m watching D-Wade annihilate Baron Davis and I’m thinking back…who is this kid? I never seen him — I knew that if I wanted to go to a new situation, I needed somebody like that…I said you know what — I want to go to Miami…” (via Miami Heat YT)

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32,053 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

That is 100% a smile at the end here from Shaq 🧠 Not all dogs remember or are smart enough to know you are helping them. But some of them absolutely understand what is happening. Shaq knew and he still knows today a couple of months later 🏡 Although he’s very happy where he lives now I have to say he’s the one dog I miss and think about the most. I think when you go through something that traumatic for the dog and it’s so touch and go if they’ll live you form a real bond. Love you big Shaq
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That is 100% a smile at the end here from Shaq 🧠 Not all dogs remember or are smart enough to know you are helping them. But some of them absolutely understand what is happening. Shaq knew and he still knows today a couple of months later 🏡 Although he’s very happy where he lives now I have to say he’s the one dog I miss and think about the most. I think when you go through something that traumatic for the dog and it’s so touch and go if they’ll live you form a real bond. Love you big Shaq

Niall Harbison

357,470 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Bill Burr really grilled Shaq about why he was doing Buick commercials when he has a billion dollars in the bank. I honestly have no idea how Shaq fits in those cars. Bill Burr: Why are you still working? Take a weekend off you 9 ft whore. Give somebody else a chance. You were selling Buicks like I was dumb enough to think you drive one of those things. Shaq: True story. Everyone had the sentiments that you had, so I bought a Buick. One time I was speeding and the state trooper pulled me over. When he saw me in the Buick he said Oh my god you do drive a Buick. And he let me go. Imagine being so rich you buy a car just to prove a point to a comedian.
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Bill Burr really grilled Shaq about why he was doing Buick commercials when he has a billion dollars in the bank. I honestly have no idea how Shaq fits in those cars. Bill Burr: Why are you still working? Take a weekend off you 9 ft whore. Give somebody else a chance. You were selling Buicks like I was dumb enough to think you drive one of those things. Shaq: True story. Everyone had the sentiments that you had, so I bought a Buick. One time I was speeding and the state trooper pulled me over. When he saw me in the Buick he said Oh my god you do drive a Buick. And he let me go. Imagine being so rich you buy a car just to prove a point to a comedian.

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Bill Burr calls out Shaq for buying a Buick only after everyone said he didn't actually drive one. "You were selling Buicks and I was dumb enough to think you actually drive one." "True story. I bought a Buick. I was driving from Atlanta to Orlando, got pulled over for speeding, and when the state trooper saw me in a Buick he said, 'Oh my God, you do drive a Buick.' And he let me go." - Shaq "You bought the Buick because everyone was saying you didn't. You can't retroactively get the Buick. That's like robbing a bank and then stopping and saying you're not a bank robber." "I did that deal because my father loves Buick. We always had one growing up. Everything I endorse I truly believe in. When Buick approached me it made sense." - Shaq "Why do I feel like Buick is making you say this at the top of the podcast? You need to clear up this scandal."
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Bill Burr calls out Shaq for buying a Buick only after everyone said he didn't actually drive one. "You were selling Buicks and I was dumb enough to think you actually drive one." "True story. I bought a Buick. I was driving from Atlanta to Orlando, got pulled over for speeding, and when the state trooper saw me in a Buick he said, 'Oh my God, you do drive a Buick.' And he let me go." - Shaq "You bought the Buick because everyone was saying you didn't. You can't retroactively get the Buick. That's like robbing a bank and then stopping and saying you're not a bank robber." "I did that deal because my father loves Buick. We always had one growing up. Everything I endorse I truly believe in. When Buick approached me it made sense." - Shaq "Why do I feel like Buick is making you say this at the top of the podcast? You need to clear up this scandal."

Tig

821,062 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Shaq reveals “the most valuable thing” his drill sergeant father did that taught him to never be complacent. Phillip Arthur Harrison wasn’t Shaq’s biological dad. But he’s the man Shaq considers to be his “real father.” Shaq says Harrison was “super hard” on him and demanded “perfection.” His stepfather wasn’t his coach of his basketball team, but that didn’t stop him from walking onto the court and calling a timeout after Shaq missed a finger roll trying to be “smooth.” SHAQ: “He said, ‘What are you doing?’ And I said, ‘I’m working on my Magic Johnson.’ Whap! ‘F*ck Magic Johnson, you need to be Shaq.’ So that’s when I started dunking. And every time I dunk, I wanted to tear the rim off. Cause I was mad at him.” Outside of teaching Shaq to play like Shaq and not one of his basketball idols, “the most valuable thing” his stepfather did was never letting him celebrate for too long. He knew that if Shaq became too attached to past accomplishments, it would distract him from chasing “the next thing.” SHAQ: “As a youngster, we used to have the trophies — you know how it was with the youth? We play on Saturday, championship game, we win. Sunday, TROPHIES BE GONE.” The message to a young Shaq was invaluable: yesterday’s win is already irrelevant. The only thing that matters is what you do next.
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Shaq reveals “the most valuable thing” his drill sergeant father did that taught him to never be complacent. Phillip Arthur Harrison wasn’t Shaq’s biological dad. But he’s the man Shaq considers to be his “real father.” Shaq says Harrison was “super hard” on him and demanded “perfection.” His stepfather wasn’t his coach of his basketball team, but that didn’t stop him from walking onto the court and calling a timeout after Shaq missed a finger roll trying to be “smooth.” SHAQ: “He said, ‘What are you doing?’ And I said, ‘I’m working on my Magic Johnson.’ Whap! ‘F*ck Magic Johnson, you need to be Shaq.’ So that’s when I started dunking. And every time I dunk, I wanted to tear the rim off. Cause I was mad at him.” Outside of teaching Shaq to play like Shaq and not one of his basketball idols, “the most valuable thing” his stepfather did was never letting him celebrate for too long. He knew that if Shaq became too attached to past accomplishments, it would distract him from chasing “the next thing.” SHAQ: “As a youngster, we used to have the trophies — you know how it was with the youth? We play on Saturday, championship game, we win. Sunday, TROPHIES BE GONE.” The message to a young Shaq was invaluable: yesterday’s win is already irrelevant. The only thing that matters is what you do next.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

81,165 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Dwyane Wade says Shaq almost fought Pat Riley for White Chocolate, he got traded the next morning D-Wade: “Shaq trying to stand up for J-Will. Pat Riley told J-Will get out. Shaq’s like, ‘No, Pat. We going upstairs. We a team.’ And then they had a face-off. Pat and Shaq having a face-off” “I ain’t never seen this look in Shaq’s eyes before. I was sitting there like, I think he’s serious. In my mind I’m on the sideline. I am not getting in this” “If UD and Zo want to walk over and try to break it up, I’m not doing it. The look in his eyes, I’m over here shooting these free throws. But yeah, they got into it and Pat didn’t back down. Pat was in Shaq’s face like, ‘I will whoop you’” Shaq: “Uncle Jerome came in with a cigar. He said, ’Hey, you know that house you got on Alton Road? Get your boxes ‘cause your ass will be out of here.’ He knew. And the next day, I was gone”
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Dwyane Wade says Shaq almost fought Pat Riley for White Chocolate, he got traded the next morning D-Wade: “Shaq trying to stand up for J-Will. Pat Riley told J-Will get out. Shaq’s like, ‘No, Pat. We going upstairs. We a team.’ And then they had a face-off. Pat and Shaq having a face-off” “I ain’t never seen this look in Shaq’s eyes before. I was sitting there like, I think he’s serious. In my mind I’m on the sideline. I am not getting in this” “If UD and Zo want to walk over and try to break it up, I’m not doing it. The look in his eyes, I’m over here shooting these free throws. But yeah, they got into it and Pat didn’t back down. Pat was in Shaq’s face like, ‘I will whoop you’” Shaq: “Uncle Jerome came in with a cigar. He said, ’Hey, you know that house you got on Alton Road? Get your boxes ‘cause your ass will be out of here.’ He knew. And the next day, I was gone”

katsu

709,207 просмотров • 29 дней назад

Shaq says getting traded by the Lakers made him hand the keys to Dwyane Wade. “I’m like, bro, I just gave y’all three in a row, and y’all trade me?” “Am I the asshole? Is it me? Alright, I’ma fix that.” “Hello, Mr. D-Wade. You’re in charge. You’re Batman. I’m Robin.” “I used to be Batman, so anything you want to know, I can teach you and tell you.” “When I got to Miami, I was like, ‘D-Wade, here you go, my guy. You’re the guy.’”
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Shaq says getting traded by the Lakers made him hand the keys to Dwyane Wade. “I’m like, bro, I just gave y’all three in a row, and y’all trade me?” “Am I the asshole? Is it me? Alright, I’ma fix that.” “Hello, Mr. D-Wade. You’re in charge. You’re Batman. I’m Robin.” “I used to be Batman, so anything you want to know, I can teach you and tell you.” “When I got to Miami, I was like, ‘D-Wade, here you go, my guy. You’re the guy.’”

Etan

1,361,669 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Bam Adebayo TNT interview: "...make us successful, and uhh–What you about to say Chuck?" Ernie Johnson: "Good eye" Charles Barkley: "I want to ask you this question…What's the situation with Herro?" Bam: "He's taking his time–" Shaquille O'Neal: "We don't need another hero right now, we're fine…" Bam: "There you go man" Ernie: "We" Chuck: "Well I mean…I don't know how long a broken hand–" Shaq: "He ain't been working out, he ain't ready…Duncan Robinson" Chuck: "…I guarantee you he's been working out. There's nothing wrong with his damn legs fool, his hand was broke" Bam: [tries to interject, can't. laughs] Shaq: "OK but…there's no type of working out that can match his play…He's OK–" Chuck: "OK, I'm just asking him a question, that's all I asked–" Shaq: "We'll see him in the Finals" Chuck: "Hey, interrupt me again" Shaq: "What you gonna do?" Bam: [smiles nervously] Chuck: "I'm gonna hit you. I hit a guy with four eyes–" Shaq: "Come on over here Cletus. Walk on over here Cletus…" Ernie: "Now would probably be a good time to go get on the bus…" Bam: "I appreciate y'all man" Shaq: "…Don't let 'em take your cornbread, that's your cornbread" Ernie: "22, 17 and 9" Shaq: Good game man" Kenny Smith: "Big numbers brother" Shaq: "Jersey in the building" Ernie: [Tries to resume normal broadcast] Kenny: "Wave check when we get to Miami brother. Wave check" Bam: [Gestures, walks away] Chuck: "We goin' to the beach with Kenny" Shaq: "I'm staying away from HBK"
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Bam Adebayo TNT interview: "...make us successful, and uhh–What you about to say Chuck?" Ernie Johnson: "Good eye" Charles Barkley: "I want to ask you this question…What's the situation with Herro?" Bam: "He's taking his time–" Shaquille O'Neal: "We don't need another hero right now, we're fine…" Bam: "There you go man" Ernie: "We" Chuck: "Well I mean…I don't know how long a broken hand–" Shaq: "He ain't been working out, he ain't ready…Duncan Robinson" Chuck: "…I guarantee you he's been working out. There's nothing wrong with his damn legs fool, his hand was broke" Bam: [tries to interject, can't. laughs] Shaq: "OK but…there's no type of working out that can match his play…He's OK–" Chuck: "OK, I'm just asking him a question, that's all I asked–" Shaq: "We'll see him in the Finals" Chuck: "Hey, interrupt me again" Shaq: "What you gonna do?" Bam: [smiles nervously] Chuck: "I'm gonna hit you. I hit a guy with four eyes–" Shaq: "Come on over here Cletus. Walk on over here Cletus…" Ernie: "Now would probably be a good time to go get on the bus…" Bam: "I appreciate y'all man" Shaq: "…Don't let 'em take your cornbread, that's your cornbread" Ernie: "22, 17 and 9" Shaq: Good game man" Kenny Smith: "Big numbers brother" Shaq: "Jersey in the building" Ernie: [Tries to resume normal broadcast] Kenny: "Wave check when we get to Miami brother. Wave check" Bam: [Gestures, walks away] Chuck: "We goin' to the beach with Kenny" Shaq: "I'm staying away from HBK"

New York Basketball

1,940,797 просмотров • 3 лет назад

Bill Burr and Adam Lefkoe realize mid-podcast that Shaq might actually be a flat-earther, and cannot let it go. SHAQ: "You don't think earth is flat?" LEFKOE: "Do you?!?" SHAQ: "One time I took a 25-hour flight and the plane never did this. [makes motion with hands] That's all I said. And I stayed up the whole time looking out the window just to make sure." BURR: "You're going to determine whether it's round or flat by looking out the window? What are the scientists wasting all their time with all of these apparatuses? Just look out the window." SHAQ: "I just like to ask questions."
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Bill Burr and Adam Lefkoe realize mid-podcast that Shaq might actually be a flat-earther, and cannot let it go. SHAQ: "You don't think earth is flat?" LEFKOE: "Do you?!?" SHAQ: "One time I took a 25-hour flight and the plane never did this. [makes motion with hands] That's all I said. And I stayed up the whole time looking out the window just to make sure." BURR: "You're going to determine whether it's round or flat by looking out the window? What are the scientists wasting all their time with all of these apparatuses? Just look out the window." SHAQ: "I just like to ask questions."

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,391,633 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Gilbert Arenas on why he hated playing Dwyane Wade "I hated playing against him. After the 2004 Olympics, coming into the 2004-05 season, everybody was talking about the Heat. Shaq went over there and I said, 'We'll just treat D-Wade like they did in the Olympics, just play him off the ball.' Didn't think nothing of it." "Then I'm looking at the scoreboards and Miami is coming close. D-Wade is putting up 40, 45, 45. I called the hotel. 'Hey, is this Dwyane? Hey man, this is Gil. That stuff I said a couple weeks ago, I don't know if you saw it.' Just to let you know, you know, trying to smooth it over." "I don't know if that phone call helped because he did not look like it helped. At halftime Larry Hughes looks at me and says, 'If you're going to talk about players, you guard them. Because what he's doing out there to you, he's taking it personal.' That was the last time I ever said anything about a player."
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Gilbert Arenas on why he hated playing Dwyane Wade "I hated playing against him. After the 2004 Olympics, coming into the 2004-05 season, everybody was talking about the Heat. Shaq went over there and I said, 'We'll just treat D-Wade like they did in the Olympics, just play him off the ball.' Didn't think nothing of it." "Then I'm looking at the scoreboards and Miami is coming close. D-Wade is putting up 40, 45, 45. I called the hotel. 'Hey, is this Dwyane? Hey man, this is Gil. That stuff I said a couple weeks ago, I don't know if you saw it.' Just to let you know, you know, trying to smooth it over." "I don't know if that phone call helped because he did not look like it helped. At halftime Larry Hughes looks at me and says, 'If you're going to talk about players, you guard them. Because what he's doing out there to you, he's taking it personal.' That was the last time I ever said anything about a player."

Tig

226,424 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Shaq TNT: "This series is over…They may win another game, but if they go back to Miami, bring one set of clothes" Charles Barkley: "They only playing 1 game" Shaq: "Huh?" Ernie Johnson: "They'd only play 1 game…" Shaq: "If you shut your fat face & listen…I'm talking about the Knicks–" Chuck: "I know. They only playing 1 game" Ernie: "They only need to bring one set of clothes, then they go back to New York" Kenny Smith: "Only one game left, then they go back to New York" Shaq: "No but then they go home…No listen I'm saying [laughter] This is why I hate talking to you anymore…Bring 1 set cause your ass staying there–" Chuck: "Wait why would you stay there?" Shaq: "Because your season over, what you gonna go back home for?" Chuck: "Gotta go back home" Shaq: "Nah you're not gonna go back home [laughter] Let me finish–" Chuck: "Oh okay, let's go ahead and finish. We wanna hear it" Shaq: "Bring 1 set and stay your ass in Miami cuz your season over" Kenny: "OK. Nice try" Shaq: "Stay at the beach. Sit next to the beach & Kenny" Kenny: "See now ya gotta throw me in there…" Shaq: "Cuz you over there laughing" Kenny: "He was right this time. I can't laugh?…If he's right I'm gonna laugh" Shaq: "…Listen, I don't mind ya'll laughing, but when y'all make Ernie laugh…Listen, I'm gonna get up and I'm gonna just start swinging “…Bring 1 outfit cause your ass staying in Miami”
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Shaq TNT: "This series is over…They may win another game, but if they go back to Miami, bring one set of clothes" Charles Barkley: "They only playing 1 game" Shaq: "Huh?" Ernie Johnson: "They'd only play 1 game…" Shaq: "If you shut your fat face & listen…I'm talking about the Knicks–" Chuck: "I know. They only playing 1 game" Ernie: "They only need to bring one set of clothes, then they go back to New York" Kenny Smith: "Only one game left, then they go back to New York" Shaq: "No but then they go home…No listen I'm saying [laughter] This is why I hate talking to you anymore…Bring 1 set cause your ass staying there–" Chuck: "Wait why would you stay there?" Shaq: "Because your season over, what you gonna go back home for?" Chuck: "Gotta go back home" Shaq: "Nah you're not gonna go back home [laughter] Let me finish–" Chuck: "Oh okay, let's go ahead and finish. We wanna hear it" Shaq: "Bring 1 set and stay your ass in Miami cuz your season over" Kenny: "OK. Nice try" Shaq: "Stay at the beach. Sit next to the beach & Kenny" Kenny: "See now ya gotta throw me in there…" Shaq: "Cuz you over there laughing" Kenny: "He was right this time. I can't laugh?…If he's right I'm gonna laugh" Shaq: "…Listen, I don't mind ya'll laughing, but when y'all make Ernie laugh…Listen, I'm gonna get up and I'm gonna just start swinging “…Bring 1 outfit cause your ass staying in Miami”

New York Basketball

3,438,467 просмотров • 3 лет назад

Shaquille O'Neal explains why he wants to be known as the biggest tipper “One time we went to a restaurant. I was trashing, not trashing her but just ‘I’m Shaq I’m with my mom hurry up’” “My mom grabbed my arm and said, ‘Baby, you don't treat people like that’” “I’m programmed. When you make that one mistake, you delete it cause if you do it again, you going to get messed up” “So, that's why when I go to restaurants now, I want to be known as the biggest tipper. I want to let you know that, hey I appreciate you”
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Shaquille O'Neal explains why he wants to be known as the biggest tipper “One time we went to a restaurant. I was trashing, not trashing her but just ‘I’m Shaq I’m with my mom hurry up’” “My mom grabbed my arm and said, ‘Baby, you don't treat people like that’” “I’m programmed. When you make that one mistake, you delete it cause if you do it again, you going to get messed up” “So, that's why when I go to restaurants now, I want to be known as the biggest tipper. I want to let you know that, hey I appreciate you”

Jack

1,248,749 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Moment DDG and TeeTee’s husband, Aries, got into a serious altercation after he asked him to hand over his phone to him because they are now brothers(brother in law)and he is supposed to do whatever he asks him to do👀😳🫩🥀 “If you don’t give me your phone that means that you don’t wanna get married to her, how can you say you are married to her and you are supposed to be my brother in law but you don’t wanna do everything it takes to be that, give me your phone man before i call mama”
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Moment DDG and TeeTee’s husband, Aries, got into a serious altercation after he asked him to hand over his phone to him because they are now brothers(brother in law)and he is supposed to do whatever he asks him to do👀😳🫩🥀 “If you don’t give me your phone that means that you don’t wanna get married to her, how can you say you are married to her and you are supposed to be my brother in law but you don’t wanna do everything it takes to be that, give me your phone man before i call mama”

flame⛧

198,606 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Rasheed Wallace says no defensive game plan actually worked against prime Shaquille O’Neal because he was simply too dominant. Carmelo Anthony : What was the scouting report for guarding Shaq? Rasheed Wallace : The goal was simple. Don’t let him get a post-up dunk. Force him over his right shoulder and send the double team from the right spot. We’d try everything. Double from the baseline, the middle, anywhere we could. We had whole game plans built around getting the ball out of his hands. It didn’t matter. Shaq would crack you in the mouth and keep going. At that time he was 7-foot-2, around 340 pounds, could run the floor, and was the best athlete on the planet. People forget how scary that combination was. I took so many elbows guarding him. None of them were dirty, that’s just what happened when you played against him. The refs actually let defenders be way more physical with Shaq because they figured it would take more than a little arm slap to affect him. That’s part of why he got so frustrated and started throwing elbows back. Then teams started using Hack-a-Shaq, and I know he wanted to fight a lot of people over that. Monica McNutt : People compare Victor Wembanyama to Shaq because both change how teams have to defend. Do you think that’s fair? Rasheed Wallace : No. Victor is a great player, but it’s different. Shaq outweighed most guys by 80 pounds or more. If your center got in foul trouble and you had to switch onto him, you were in trouble. There were times I’d be the first big back on defense, see Shaq sealing in the paint, and immediately tell him, “Big fella, I’m about to foul you.” I wasn’t trying to be tough. I just didn’t want to catch one of those angry elbows. Prime Shaq was unlike anything else. Guarding him was survival.
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Rasheed Wallace says no defensive game plan actually worked against prime Shaquille O’Neal because he was simply too dominant. Carmelo Anthony : What was the scouting report for guarding Shaq? Rasheed Wallace : The goal was simple. Don’t let him get a post-up dunk. Force him over his right shoulder and send the double team from the right spot. We’d try everything. Double from the baseline, the middle, anywhere we could. We had whole game plans built around getting the ball out of his hands. It didn’t matter. Shaq would crack you in the mouth and keep going. At that time he was 7-foot-2, around 340 pounds, could run the floor, and was the best athlete on the planet. People forget how scary that combination was. I took so many elbows guarding him. None of them were dirty, that’s just what happened when you played against him. The refs actually let defenders be way more physical with Shaq because they figured it would take more than a little arm slap to affect him. That’s part of why he got so frustrated and started throwing elbows back. Then teams started using Hack-a-Shaq, and I know he wanted to fight a lot of people over that. Monica McNutt : People compare Victor Wembanyama to Shaq because both change how teams have to defend. Do you think that’s fair? Rasheed Wallace : No. Victor is a great player, but it’s different. Shaq outweighed most guys by 80 pounds or more. If your center got in foul trouble and you had to switch onto him, you were in trouble. There were times I’d be the first big back on defense, see Shaq sealing in the paint, and immediately tell him, “Big fella, I’m about to foul you.” I wasn’t trying to be tough. I just didn’t want to catch one of those angry elbows. Prime Shaq was unlike anything else. Guarding him was survival.

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229,120 просмотров • 22 дней назад

Shaquille O'Neal has stepped in to save the dream of Jordan Wilmore, a 7'3" police recruit who turned down the NBA only to fail his state exam by a single point. ​He finished the academy, took the test, and failed by one point. ​But Shaq told Jordan, "I got you." Shaq is now paying for Jordan's living expenses for the next 5 months. Why? So Jordan doesn't have to work a second job. He can focus 100% of his energy on studying to get that one extra point. ​The motivation? Shaq already has a custom-made police car waiting for him.
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Shaquille O'Neal has stepped in to save the dream of Jordan Wilmore, a 7'3" police recruit who turned down the NBA only to fail his state exam by a single point. ​He finished the academy, took the test, and failed by one point. ​But Shaq told Jordan, "I got you." Shaq is now paying for Jordan's living expenses for the next 5 months. Why? So Jordan doesn't have to work a second job. He can focus 100% of his energy on studying to get that one extra point. ​The motivation? Shaq already has a custom-made police car waiting for him.

Desiree

7,314,371 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Vlade Divac says he invented flopping to survive Shaq. He got him into early foul trouble and whispered ‘that’s two already, big fella’ in his ear, but Shaq still three-peated on him “My approach when I was playing against Shaq, watching films before the games, I try to find another way. Not to beat him, but just to make it tougher” “So I realized, if I go up and down, if I start running fast breaks, I’ll make him tired, because of his size. So he may have less energy on offense” “And obviously, I created flopping. He would go into you, and there’s no way you can stand. And the referee would just call a foul, especially when we played at home. I would go down, I would make the crowd, putting pressure on the referees” “They started calling. I said, ‘Oh, this is going to work’. Every game, I say ‘What’s up, big fella? You got two fouls already, man.’ He was pissed”
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Vlade Divac says he invented flopping to survive Shaq. He got him into early foul trouble and whispered ‘that’s two already, big fella’ in his ear, but Shaq still three-peated on him “My approach when I was playing against Shaq, watching films before the games, I try to find another way. Not to beat him, but just to make it tougher” “So I realized, if I go up and down, if I start running fast breaks, I’ll make him tired, because of his size. So he may have less energy on offense” “And obviously, I created flopping. He would go into you, and there’s no way you can stand. And the referee would just call a foul, especially when we played at home. I would go down, I would make the crowd, putting pressure on the referees” “They started calling. I said, ‘Oh, this is going to work’. Every game, I say ‘What’s up, big fella? You got two fouls already, man.’ He was pissed”

katsu

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Shaq says he wanted to come to Miami because of Dwyane Wade and had to sacrifice for the 2006 championship: “When I first came here I had to sacrifice — I was the man everywhere I went…during the playoffs I’m watching this mf (D-Wade) kill BD (Baron Davis)…I seen it with Penny, I seen it with Kobe…now that I’m getting traded I already know where I want to go — I need somebody like him (D-Wade)…we had a conversation and told him ‘this is your team’…I remember one time I was re-negotiating…I think it was 125M for 5y or Pat said you can 100M for 4y and if you take 100 for 4 that’s how we got Posey, Antoine and J-Will…” (via Wy Network by Dwyane Wade)
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Shaq says he wanted to come to Miami because of Dwyane Wade and had to sacrifice for the 2006 championship: “When I first came here I had to sacrifice — I was the man everywhere I went…during the playoffs I’m watching this mf (D-Wade) kill BD (Baron Davis)…I seen it with Penny, I seen it with Kobe…now that I’m getting traded I already know where I want to go — I need somebody like him (D-Wade)…we had a conversation and told him ‘this is your team’…I remember one time I was re-negotiating…I think it was 125M for 5y or Pat said you can 100M for 4y and if you take 100 for 4 that’s how we got Posey, Antoine and J-Will…” (via Wy Network by Dwyane Wade)

The HEAT Realm

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Shaq says LeBron James is a modest but arrogant guy and he's putting the scoring record so far out of reach Host :"Do you think this is it for LeBron or these last two years or has he got more?" Shaq :"It's up to him...LeBron is a modest arrogant guy. He's loving the fact that he's the number one scorer in the league. But guess what? I'mma put this so far out of reach, nobody will ever do it" "I ain't gonna lie when I was playing I looked at Kareem's number I was like man 36,000? I'll never get to that. LeBron's at 45,000. He's still averaging 20" "So if I was him if I could play two more years and put all those records out of reach? I would."
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Shaq says LeBron James is a modest but arrogant guy and he's putting the scoring record so far out of reach Host :"Do you think this is it for LeBron or these last two years or has he got more?" Shaq :"It's up to him...LeBron is a modest arrogant guy. He's loving the fact that he's the number one scorer in the league. But guess what? I'mma put this so far out of reach, nobody will ever do it" "I ain't gonna lie when I was playing I looked at Kareem's number I was like man 36,000? I'll never get to that. LeBron's at 45,000. He's still averaging 20" "So if I was him if I could play two more years and put all those records out of reach? I would."

CreativeDude

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Shaq asked Tom Brady what it feels like to be called the GOAT, but Brady's answer wasn't what he expected. Shaq: I'm jealous of certain people when it comes to the GOAT conversation. Shaq: You're the GOAT. I've watched the guys before you, I've watched the guys after you, you're the greatest. Shaq: How does that actually feel? Tom Brady: Honestly, it never really feels right. Tom Brady: When I look back at my career, I don't think, "I'm the greatest." Tom Brady: I think about all the opportunities I was given, and all the people who helped me reach my potential. Tom Brady: I played for a long time, and because I took care of my body, I actually got better when most players started declining. Tom Brady: I won league MVP at 40. Then I went to Tampa at 43 and threw over 40 touchdowns. Tom Brady: That wasn't just because of me. My body coach, Alex, helped me take care of myself. So many people played a role. Tom Brady: Then I walked into New England and had Bill Belichick demanding excellence every single day. Tom Brady: He held everyone accountable, so I didn't have to be the bad guy all the time. Tom Brady: The culture was already there. Every new player wanted to live up to that standard. Tom Brady: I played 23 seasons, so I had more opportunities than most. If I'd only played 12 years, I probably don't win seven Super Bowls. Tom Brady: That's why I never see it as a one-man story. Adam Lefkoe: It's funny hearing Tom thank everybody, because Shaq always says if he had Kareem's scoring record, he'd just walk around telling everybody, "I'm the GOAT."
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Shaq asked Tom Brady what it feels like to be called the GOAT, but Brady's answer wasn't what he expected. Shaq: I'm jealous of certain people when it comes to the GOAT conversation. Shaq: You're the GOAT. I've watched the guys before you, I've watched the guys after you, you're the greatest. Shaq: How does that actually feel? Tom Brady: Honestly, it never really feels right. Tom Brady: When I look back at my career, I don't think, "I'm the greatest." Tom Brady: I think about all the opportunities I was given, and all the people who helped me reach my potential. Tom Brady: I played for a long time, and because I took care of my body, I actually got better when most players started declining. Tom Brady: I won league MVP at 40. Then I went to Tampa at 43 and threw over 40 touchdowns. Tom Brady: That wasn't just because of me. My body coach, Alex, helped me take care of myself. So many people played a role. Tom Brady: Then I walked into New England and had Bill Belichick demanding excellence every single day. Tom Brady: He held everyone accountable, so I didn't have to be the bad guy all the time. Tom Brady: The culture was already there. Every new player wanted to live up to that standard. Tom Brady: I played 23 seasons, so I had more opportunities than most. If I'd only played 12 years, I probably don't win seven Super Bowls. Tom Brady: That's why I never see it as a one-man story. Adam Lefkoe: It's funny hearing Tom thank everybody, because Shaq always says if he had Kareem's scoring record, he'd just walk around telling everybody, "I'm the GOAT."

KingFuhd

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