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Effing Shawn... hate that guy.
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Shaq once again showing his jealous side tbh. Said Duncan was a "power forward" even though the best ever in his eyes..Shaq says the PF position shouldn't fall under "big men".
This is why I've always felt when people say Duncan is the greatest PF is a cop out. He's one of the best players ever and the best of his generation. I knew this would happen tbh Shaq can't match Duncan accolades and can't stomach the fact and admit Duncan was the better player. Insecurity at its finest
Effing Shawn... hate that guy.
This new age midget ball basketball is damaging the Power Forward label. Jared Dudley is a starting power forward nowadays ffs.
Today's NBAonly have one beef with how they're throwing this around," O'Neal said. "They're saying he's one of the greatest big men. Do you count power forwards as big men? Because I don't.
"I was always taught that the big man was a center. I know we got new rules and they don't have the center spot no more, but no."
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Who cares what position he played, he is arguably top 5 all time regardless of position.
I just realized it auto corrected "Shaq" to "Shawn" FML
We should just start calling him that.I just realized it auto corrected "Shaq" to "Shawn" FML
Snaq having a hard time hearing the props Duncan's getting. He's the king of of complimenting and then adding a slight.
Shaq has always been super insecure about Duncan. I remember him once saying in his autobiography "Shaq talks back" way back in '01 he said something along these lines "I really hated it when Duncan got that championship in 99. It pissed me off that he had gotten a le before I did. I also used to get angry at Phil when he wouldn't let me guard Duncan for a full game. I would tell Phil that I'm a center and he's a center so I need to match up with him and show it to him that I can stop him. Phil then told me not to take the matchup personal and that I'm a center but Duncan is a Power Forward so there is no need to compare. After Phil told me that I felt much better"
Top two big all time. Top three player all time. tbh
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semantics ... leave Shaq alone
Semantics
The term for just centers is centers. I'm sorry someone lied to Shaq.
GFY Chris
But really, thats the secret to Duncans success, that he didnt get caught up in that mano a mano crap. It was a battle of wits as much as anything else that drove him, in my opinion.
Thought I was coming into this thread about Shawn Bradley talkin
not Shawn O'Neal
Hmm i actually thought Big Daddy had more respect for Duncan than that. Think about the fist bump in the finals, the fact that he called Duncan the Godfather of the West etc. There is a fine line between the terms C and PF these days with how much the game has changed anyway. The true prototypical big man is a dieing breed.
You see Shaq, is a head. Always has been always will be. He was a head in Orlando, and he still he is.
Hes stuck in the past just like others for some odd reason. They cant STAND not being involved in conversations as the best or THE best.
Duncan has been getting ranked ahead of Shaq, and rightfully so, and he cant STAND it. Hence, this attention whoring.
That insecure Fat Bas should learn to just let it go. Tim has always been the better player, and will be rightly recognised as such.
Calling Tim "not a big man" is obvious nonsense. First time I heard PFs are not big men.
On top of that, Timmy was always more of a C who was able and needed to play PF; so he could dominate in that position.
Once Timmy got older he could slide to C, no problem.
Shaq is a guy who lived off his great genes and a bit of freedom to throw his weight around.
He rambles about being able to eat junk food and still perform better than anybody because he had heart, every time the topic comes up. He should focus more on taking care of his health now.
Shaq's an all time great, Tim is just better, and I hope he headlines the 2020 HOF instead of Kobe.
Fat Ass
Shawn is was and always will be envious of Jim.
Remember, Shaq gave TD his nickname, "The Big Fundamental."
(It wasn't meant as a compliment.)
Big goofy looking .
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