Shaquille O'Neal Fan, Heartbroken, Fuck Reality.. (4-Real)

[OG Hack Wilson]

shaq's best statistical season may have been his second one in ORlando

[Don Jacob]

shaq's best statistical season may have been his second one in ORlando

^ scoring wise yes, but his MVP season was his bEST


shaq was a dominant player from 92-2005, (06ish)

lol at 2-3 years of being in his prime.


shaq>>>Wilt, even wilt agreed.

[OG Hack Wilson]

shaq's best statistical season may have been his second one in ORlando

^ scoring wise yes, but his MVP season was his bEST


shaq was a dominant player from 92-2005, (06ish)

lol at 2-3 years of being in his prime.


shaq>>>Wilt, even wilt agreed.

i respect your opinion, and its true shaq is so much bigger than wilt he woulda dominated him if he went head to head

russell > wilt > hakeem > shaq > kareem > duncan > ewing > robinson > malone

not sure if timmy belongs in there

[Don Jacob]

i see duncan more as a power forward than a center, he's an important big, but he belongs in Barkley/Mailman talks.

[Hatesrats™]

It's all Opinion no matter who say's it. (I Don't Follow the He >Thing)
Shaq was/is a Great player Who I liked to watch Play.
(IF all them centers mentioned before Were Playing on the same Night, I'm Watching Shaq like a Mutha...)
When he was in LSU, Orlando, L.A. & Even in Miami.

Thru, Blue Chip's, Steel hell I ain't gonna Front I watched Kazzam!
Bumped his albums have all of His rookie cards. starting lineups played his wack Fighting game All Systems, ect..

SHAQ is The Man.

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

A short span?  Shaq was a dominant force the day he stepped into the league.  He's now almost completely fallen off, but he was a hell of a problem for well over 10 years.

Yea...he was very dominant when he stepped in the league, when Hakeem was bitching him all day...LMAO. Please make sense. Shaq's dominant reign began and ended with the Lakers...PeACe

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

shaq's best statistical season may have been his second one in ORlando

^ scoring wise yes, but his MVP season was his bEST


shaq was a dominant player from 92-2005, (06ish)

lol at 2-3 years of being in his prime.


shaq>>>Wilt, even wilt agreed.

Jake, my boy, Shaq wasn't dominant in '92, when Hakeem was schooling him. LOL. come on, now. Like I said, Shaq's dominance started and ended with the Lakers, and it didn't need to end like that.


And anyone putting Shaq above Wilt or Kareem is absurd.

[WestCoasta]

lol at 2-3 years of being in his prime.

[thisoneguy360]

shaq's best statistical season may have been his second one in ORlando

^ scoring wise yes, but his MVP season was his bEST


shaq was a dominant player from 92-2005, (06ish)

lol at 2-3 years of being in his prime.


shaq>>>Wilt, even wilt agreed.

Shaq definitely had his great years but he's not fuckin with Wilt

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

lol at 2-3 years of being in his prime.

I said 3-4 years, which is accurate, considering he only dominated the centerless league for 3 rings.

[7even]

Put Shaq in a time machine when Wilt played and see him averaging 100 points, 120 rebounds and 20 blocks.

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

^YEA RIGGGGHHHT! LMAO

[OG Hack Wilson]

lol at 2-3 years of being in his prime.

I said 3-4 years, which is accurate, considering he only dominated the centerless league for 3 rings.

thats the same guy who Kobe needed to win all his rings just to remind you

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

lol at 2-3 years of being in his prime.

I said 3-4 years, which is accurate, considering he only dominated the centerless league for 3 rings.

thats the same guy who Kobe needed to win all his rings just to remind you

Just like Shaq needed Kobe...You're out your mind if you deny this.

[jeromechickenbone]

A short span?  Shaq was a dominant force the day he stepped into the league.  He's now almost completely fallen off, but he was a hell of a problem for well over 10 years.

Yea...he was very dominant when he stepped in the league, when Hakeem was bitching him all day...LMAO. Please make sense. Shaq's dominant reign began and ended with the Lakers...PeACe

I said he was dominant, which he was.  He wasn't the best player his rookie year but he was still dominant, he averaged like 23 & 14 and was a huge impact on the league.  You wish Bynum or Kobe had his stats their rookie year.