Crazy to know that despite this being his finest season, he was named third team ALL TEAM NBA at the end. This shows how many amazing Centers had a monstrous season in '94
I've always read about Rome and how amazing it was. The history behind it, the awesomeness and how people can feel the history. It's really something that's hard to comprehend by watching it on video or pictures. But you 'get it' when you're there. You feel it's importance going into the Coliseum, exploring the different awesome statues and pillars scattered throughout the city. Again... I can only attempt to describe it, you NEED to be there to experience it, nothing can do it justice. That's what it was like watching Shaq. Kids today don't comprehend how awesome he was. The size, speed, agility, footwork, power, etc. One, two, even three defenders weren't enough at times. I hate to sound like that old guy "back in my days!!!" But for real, they have no clue. They need to have experienced it just like visiting Rome needs to be visited to experience it.
Well exactly that... when it comes to the Legends of the Past - there is no hyperbole their stat blocks and accomplishments are not just left on a stone slab to be interpreted, you can see them in action via film. Imagine if we could have seen the Gladitors of Rome fight through recordings we'd have a whole new respect and understanding for them.
Shaq's highest rebounding averages where in his first 2 years in the league. Little wonder how that average dropped every year thereafter. Shaq was dominant but he was lazy. He could've been unbelievable if he dedicated himself year round instead of playing his way into shape every season.
@@jonathank786 He was definitely lazy. Almost never worked out during the offseason and nearly always had to play himself back into shape. He could've had a more productive career during his last few years in the league.
@@michaeldye8281yep we all know this but like shaq said he did it his way and won 4 rings I see where your coming from but that’s still ridiculous no one lazy becomes a 4x champion and hall of famer don’t discredit his work cause what he didn’t do
No one talks about this one lol I've been hunting dunks on Shaq for years. I bet there are more of them in the wild. All are probably from random people like Davis.
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Crazy to know that despite this being his finest season, he was named third team ALL TEAM NBA at the end. This shows how many amazing Centers had a monstrous season in '94
I've always read about Rome and how amazing it was. The history behind it, the awesomeness and how people can feel the history. It's really something that's hard to comprehend by watching it on video or pictures. But you 'get it' when you're there. You feel it's importance going into the Coliseum, exploring the different awesome statues and pillars scattered throughout the city. Again... I can only attempt to describe it, you NEED to be there to experience it, nothing can do it justice.
That's what it was like watching Shaq.
Kids today don't comprehend how awesome he was. The size, speed, agility, footwork, power, etc. One, two, even three defenders weren't enough at times. I hate to sound like that old guy "back in my days!!!" But for real, they have no clue. They need to have experienced it just like visiting Rome needs to be visited to experience it.
Yes serbs built all that
Well exactly that... when it comes to the Legends of the Past - there is no hyperbole their stat blocks and accomplishments are not just left on a stone slab to be interpreted, you can see them in action via film. Imagine if we could have seen the Gladitors of Rome fight through recordings we'd have a whole new respect and understanding for them.
Shaq's highest rebounding averages where in his first 2 years in the league. Little wonder how that average dropped every year thereafter. Shaq was dominant but he was lazy. He could've been unbelievable if he dedicated himself year round instead of playing his way into shape every season.
Agreed.
He wasn't lazy he just had alot talent he exercise that beyond bball.
Don’t say lazy he still definitely put in work but didn’t have the same motivation as other stars like Kobe and jordan
@@jonathank786 He was definitely lazy. Almost never worked out during the offseason and nearly always had to play himself back into shape. He could've had a more productive career during his last few years in the league.
@@michaeldye8281yep we all know this but like shaq said he did it his way and won 4 rings I see where your coming from but that’s still ridiculous no one lazy becomes a 4x champion and hall of famer don’t discredit his work cause what he didn’t do
Phenomenal footage from my adolescence. Thank You
Man he was something special
Shaq's Birthday is on March 6th he turns 50!!!!!!!💪🏾👨🏾🦲⛹🏾♂️🏀🎂🎊
Still the most unique physical specimen in sports history
2:09 dunk on shaq
No one talks about this one lol I've been hunting dunks on Shaq for years. I bet there are more of them in the wild. All are probably from random people like Davis.
Orlando Shaq was scary as hell, I thought they were going to be us in 95 Finals tbh.
More Shaq please!!
His rookie year highlights should be up later tonight
@@bballvault 1996-99 Lakers Shaq
Probably the most incredible Rookie season I’ve ever witnessed…!
His rookie season was 1992 1993
@@moun3164 Now his rapping career artist his Album "Shaq Diesel" 👨🏾🦲💪🏾🎵🎤🔊
10:21 Shaq climbing Mount Mutumbo
Best center of all time
Shaq was causing pure pain in the paint back in the day
This season> his 1999-00 season
Did he just say shaq daddy 😂
5:20 this is crazy😂 a rookie Shaq in todays would league would average 27pts 15reb 4blks easy .
@1:31 damn!🔥
5:18🤯
That’s tough
Shaq
Shaq's Birthday is on March 6th he turns 50!!!!!!!💪🏾👨🏾🦲⛹🏾♂️🏀🎂🎊
so only men like Muresan and Ming could block shaq
2 dudes
Wilt Who ?
Wilt Chamberneezy😅
@@johntseng9023 lol
ShaqNeezzee