Why Shaq STILL DISRESPECTS Young NBA Players
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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Shaq has been calling out Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert again. This time he went on his podcast and explained that the young Jazz players “aren’t good” and ranted about how he could dominate Gobert one-on-one. This is a look at the actual reason Shaq keeps calling out current NBA stars.
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They didn’t hire Shaq to analyze the game they hired him to be entertaining which is an area in which he excels.
They hired him cause he told them to, and everybody was afraid to reject him lol.
He knows how to analyze the game too...you remember that he played in the NBA right ?
@@jacoblopez6046 lmao kwame brown played in the nba too and hes the biggest bust ever😂😂😂
@Andrew Whyte also shaq is a bum and only uses strength in his game, nothing else. He needs to analyze that hes a bum and wouldnt got those rings without great players around him
That's ridiculous he's an egomaniac and he's the worst on the show
That was such a great point about the difference between Shaq who just insults people for his own ego and Kobe who’d go out of his way to mentor players.
Thanks Bonani 👊🏼
I think he crossed a line bringing Kobe into this. Shaq dissing young players, Casey making a clip about it, it's all light and somewhat entertaining. But Shaq took Kobe's passing very very hard and to just for the sake of a forgettable video to bring up Kobe, it just aint right. Casey should take this video down.
@@maxmeier532 Nonsense! It’s a direct comparison between one guy who legitimately wanted to motivate and help others improve and another guy who claims to want to motivate but clearly just wants to insult them to boost his own ego. Shaq being sad about Kobe’s death has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with conversation!
@EDGEBoy 821 didn't made fun of it...gave him an advice
bwaaaahaha kobe was a prick, this post-mortem whitewashing of the mans character has got to stop! If it wasnt for his hubris, he'd be alive today. Sorry, its the truth.
Definitely one of my favorite breakdowns by you. Not only calling Shaq out for his childish mindset, but also recognizing the greatness of Kobe off the court. Players like Kobe, Nash, etc never really get their praise for mentoring the newer generation of players, showing them the ropes and whatnot, but guys like Shaq and Pierce With their unconstructive criticism are mainstream media. There needs to be a change.
The mentoring that Kobe gave Jeremy Lin was outstanding 👏
Nah this is an L take. Am says “no one cares about what you thinks” then says he wants Shaq to be an analyst and break things down? This video screams of jealousy. Shaq is an online personality and is great at it. Shaq never said he sucks, shaq said he isn’t great enough to win it at the top. Which has been shown to be 100% true
Thanks man, that means a lot
@@hib6076 🤣
Yeah that’s not Kobe as a player but post retirement ? I agree.
Its not anything new. Its not abnormal for retired players who had a HOF career to doubt young players as they have experience with this sport. This being said, Shaq is too harsh to these players as they have their whole career to prove themselves.
I find it interesting how Shaq rips on all these guys when back in the 90s Wilt used to say the exact same things about Shaq. "He's not good enough to guard me. I'd get 30 on him easy and I'd guard him like it was nothing." It's literally just old men screaming on the front porch, "Well back in my day..."
I think its just tough love mentality. They received those criticisms when they were young so now they are doing the same. Its nothing personal and maybe they are just being misunderstood because of the generation gap. Tbh some players deserve those harsh criticisms cause most nba players always react badly. Media talks about basketball causr its their job dont whine too much and prove them wrong.
Too harsh?? 🤣🤣🤣
Well if Donavon knows where he should improve then do it
@@slackerofhell fam you saying this as if Shaq couldn’t condition his body and loose a few pounds that he couldn’t dominate you inside the paint ?! I doubt you’d put up anything if he’s guarding you
@@jamesbell6354 I'm 5'7. No shit I'm not guarding him. That's what Wilt Chamberlain said about Shaq back in the 90s when Shaq got drafted. Go back and read the comment again.
I actually love how honest ur breakdowns are. I love channels like this.
I think Shaq is misunderstood. He grew up motivated by tough love due to his father being in the military. I think what he said about Mitchell is true to some degree as well as with Gobert. Fans just think he is arrogant because he always uses the rings card if he is losing an argument.
Tbh some NBA players should receive this kind of criticism due to most star players always being butt hurt by comments of the media. If its only about basketball then dont whine too much about it and prove them wrong cause that is their job.
Agreed
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U r half right. Shaq does mean what he says but hes also a bully w a big ego. I call it the asian uncle syndrome, they always know better becuz they r older and more experienced and will talk over u all the time
I get Shaq, and it's easy to understand him when you see the players he does respect and how much he reveres someone like Giannis. If anything he got that lesson from Kobe who basically chased him out of LA for getting fat and not giving his all on the court when he was still the best and most dominant center in the game.
The truth is that Shaq also came from a time when great players wanted to be dominant, to the point that people were SCARED to criticize them: both players and the media. MJ would take some small comment that a local journalist made and use that as his rationale to drop 50 on a team visiting. Shaq routinely took it personal when someone said that another big man was on his level or could guard him, and would go out of his way to embarrass him. A lot of modern players today don't see criticism as a form of motivation, they see criticism as a form of hate and thus they dismiss it, because what can you really ever learn from hate anyways?
This is why they end up being good, but not great. The first player Shaq really used to go hard after was Dwight Howard. He constantly said that Dwight given all his gifts, should average 28 and 15 in his prime. Dwight constantly dismissed that criticism, even though it was similar to the kind of criticism he got from Kobe when they played together in 2013. It wasn't until the 2019-2020 season when he had developed a reputation for being a locker room killer and no team wanted to take a chance on him before the Lakers took a risk on him, that he finally owned up to the fact that people like Shaq and Kobe had been correct about him the whole time.
Every year an NBA athlete is healthy and in his prime is a blessing and he should take advantage of it as much as possible (imagine what Penny Hardaway would've been had it not been for injuries?). Think about all the great players whose careers were demolished by injuries: D. Rose, Brandon Roy, Grant Hill, hell Greg Oden didn't even get the chance to have a career due to injury. So I get it when Shaq sees someone like Donovan Mitchell, sees that he hasn't gotten much better as a player since his sophomore year and feels the need to tell him that he's not that good. He's telling him he's too comfortable with his achievements and that's preventing him from reaching his max potential. It sounds like hate now, but let him reach late into his career, and those injuries and time take their toll, and he knows he's on the decline...he's going to remember what Shaq said and that he was ultimately right, just like Dwight eventually did too.
This is the best comment
This is worth the read
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It’s the truth and more people need to face the facts.
100 percent agree Shaq knows what he’s doing I don’t understand why he thinks shaq is hating on young players bc last time I checked he gives credit when credit is earned
I am so happy you made this video. Remember when he made that video making fun of that dude mocking his teeth on IG? He is my least favourite analyst.
I grew up being a huge Shaq fan so it’s easy for me to be biased and defend his greatness, but I absolutely agree with everything that you said.
I still have his red Heat jersey
He’s on the panel to be entertaining, not to be polite or analytical. Same with Barkley. They’re just giving the ppl what they want, which is entertainment and humor. Kenny Smith is the balance that brings in more of the grounded analytical side, but ppl don’t watch this group for Kenny’s analysis.
@@CuervoCat305 fair point 👍
@@DGA0602 but shaqs entire thing on Inside the NBA is either hot takes, bullying newer players, or bringing up “how many rings do you have chuck”.
@@Har1Th1ruchera1 very true
It also proves why Shaq and Kobe didn’t last. Both had big egos but it’s showing Shaq was probably the more difficult one that didn’t want to share the spotlight with Kobe.
Wrong he did let kobe share partial spotlight but kobe was the one DEMANDING TO BE THE TOP PLAYER for what BECUZ OF SHAQS FKING BODY he outscored kobe depsite kobe being an asshole thid shows why shaq was more valuabel than kobe
Ur fking weird shaq was not the in 04 it was all kobe kobes fat ego in his young years wanted and demanded respect and spotlight he denied shaq multiple times EVEN IF THEY COULDVE WON IF SHAQ WAS GETTING TOUCHES 04 IS THE REASON SHAQ WAS TRADED AND THE REASON SHAQ WAS TRADED WAS KOBE
The problem with Shaq is that he was physically unstoppable from the get go due to physical gifts. Kobe worked his ass off to get where he was through mentality. There was nothing physically special about Kobe. He was no different physically from other shooting guards. It was his mentality and intelligence that made him great. Shaq was great because he was pretty much 99% of the time physically bigger and stronger than everybody else on court that they just bounce off him. That's why he has difficulty relating to other players. His experience is just go in and do it and he does it. Other players like Donovan mitchell may encounter players who is faster or stronger than him and he has to learn how to deal with that. And Shaq doesn't know what to tell someone what to do if faced with someone stronger than him because he was always the stronger guy. Chuck calls him out on this too sometimes when he criticizes teams.
Shaq is still unquestionably talented when he entered the league, there are a lot of Guys that possesed the same physical gifts but doesn't have talent. Look at Hasheem Tabeet, Eddie Curry, Kwame Brown, Robert Traylor all of these dude are physically gifted atheletes compare to other players yet they are a complete bust. Plus Kobe at 6'6 with a wingspan of a 6"11 is physical gifted, he had a tremndous potential definsively going in to the league. That is why Eddie Jones who is former all-star was scrapped because of Kobe. Let's not discredit his talent just because most of his takes are wack, but I love it when he shits on Ben Simmons that guy is a scumbag
Shaq tooked his chips when all greatest players was retired and even won 1 chip after NBA was robbed Kings. Watch how Shaq was playing against Rodman, Rodman was cancer for Shaq.
Stop the cap, Shaq was Kobes protector when Kobe was still missing shots and the coach wanted to bench him or trade him, Shaq protected him, cause Shaq knows you have to grow as a player. Shaq Wasserman great but wasn't a winner and he doesn't want to see a great player go without a ring cause they couldn't see their flaws... Shawn did it with Curry and Curry said he became more coach-able for it cause winning became the goal instead of just being a great performer who can't turn into winning titles
Yes thats why a lot of top coaches in many sports are not the top athletes. But shaq cant relate becuz hes just a little daft and arrogant in old age.
Shaq was great because refs swallowed their whistles. Kobe was fantastically physically gifted dont kid yourself. It doesnt take 'intelligence' to drive and soar or hit unblockable fadeaways, it takes athleticism. you want to talk smarts, try bird, magic, curry, jabbar, harden.
This was a solid breakdown of what Shaq said and how it shows both sides. Very well out together and done sir and I have to say you're right. Shaq isn't helping anyone he's just being rude
When he asked Mitchell what he thought about what he said, shaqs egging him on to use that as fuel. He functions with negative reinforcement, and while others might not benefit from it, I think there's something to the idea that the greats are ones that were put down but pulled through anyway. I do think that championship wins as a 'always trump card' defense is silly though.
He compliments Steph, Giannis, Jokic, Embiid though. Actual great players who fans are going to talk about after they retire. It is like he said... donovan mitchell is good but nit great. As of now he only excels at scoring. He's not impactful in playmaking and is actual trash on defense
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He only compliments players that he knows won't get respect in the league. Internationals and a light skinned dude (I don't agree with how people see Curry but a lot of people do rate him lower due to colorism)
donovan who?
Great breakdown Casey! Didn’t even think about Shaq from that perspective
Shaq wants these guys to be Great he’s right about Mitchell. He’s good not great Shaq calls him out and all DM has to say is ok, instead of saying imma going to show you and take the criticism personally and improve his game.
Shaq be like where your ring?
The thing about kObe i cant believe it at first, coz of how he acted when he was playing but, after he retired he really when out of his way to mentor off camera thats really caring about the players.
I totally agree 💯
Wasn't just a player. He was a student of the game himself.
Damn bruh...you did it again with this analysis/perspective! Good content!
This really brought my love for Kobe way much higher. I’ve been saying this the way shaq responds to dudes (especially sir Charles) just shows what he couldn’t win without guys like Kobe or wade.
Ooh in this case its wrong kobe couldnt win without shaq and pau if ur gonna put it this way i agree kobe is more humble but it doesnt mean kobe is better in any way shape or form
@@kaiwei79 bruh I never said Kobe never won without shaq
@@shotsfiredtvofficial im saying kobe never won without shaq and wade cuz shaq was the better player throughout the 3 peat and it wasn't close im saying kobe contributed massively but shaq was the main offense for lakers kobe was a 2nd option so level of respect for kobe doesnt mean he is beter than shaq at all
This is one of your best reports as far as accuracy in a good long while.
I’ve said it so many times , Shaq is the most insecure superstar in nba history .. he’s upset that his time is over and no one talks about him anymore . He was overrated , played against no elite centres in his prime and was only the best when Hakeem and david Robinson retired . We all saw Hakeem destroy him in the 95 finals
Your talking about him right now. This video is about him. He is on the most watched NBA show. He still has commercials and hasn’t played in how many years…SHAQ a legend.
@@st.elmogeorge5403 no one’s denying shaq is a legend we’re just saying how he try’s to elevate his legacy but putting current players down and is just weird considering the success he has.Chuck seems more secure than shaq
I’m sure Paul pierce gives him a run for his money
I agree with Shaq's childish takes and I get pissed most of the time but this about the Utah Jazz are facts. He didn't mean to say Donovan sucks he just means Donovan is JUST good not great. The one with Govert is a fact as well. When teams go small to exploit you on defense you MUST destroy them on offense and Rudy did not and can not do that.
“He’s not ready to get to the next level.” - Shaq
That aged in a very funny way…
Great video! Love how you broke it all down. We all love Shaq so much but he makes me cringe when he talks about his rings on TV. Hate how he treats Chuck so much.
Shaq: “I got 4 rings and that’s my best defensive play ever. “I love Shaq but sometimes he’s just a bully.
Na, he actually likes Spida. He's going about motivating him the wrong way. But he thinks it will help🤦🏾♂️. He is an accidental bully.
Gotcha
Did the same thing to Dwight. You think he'd have learned by now.
Accidental bully awesome wordplay. lol I be like that to sometimes
If Chuck had a Kobe or a Dwayne Wade, he would have rings too. So Shaq should shut his insecure self up. 😐
Who was even the next best player on that Suns roster? Dan Majerle? Kevin Johnson? Both good but not on the level of DWade and Kobe.
It’s more so a generational thing. Ppl Shaq’s age thrived off tough love and responded. This generation…let’s just say it’s not the same reaction lol I’m not that much older than Donovan but I can see where Shaq is coming from and why he says the things he says. Again, it’s generational. To them, it’s motivation. To “us”, it’s “hating” 🤷🏾♂️
This is the truth. Kids in the 90s had dads, coaches, teachers who did this "motivational tough guy thing" and we had to learn to thrive from that although we also didn't like it. So us millenials/gen x responded by raising the softest generation of all time.
Spot on
@@natevanderw this is also facts
@@natevanderw I’m 30 and that’s how my grandfather treated me from a very young age. That man used to tell me “You ain’t shit and ain’t never gonna be shit” 😂 Which as a child of course hurt my feelings but now as an adult I completely understand what he was saying and why he was saying it. And actually have more respect for him than anybody.
@@Realest1ne Problem with is that can break children spirit. And everything can be said nicer. Im too your age and had only tough less love. And understand both styles , but as always key is in the balance.
Thank you for making this post. It is obvious for long time viewers of Shaq and his career (from when he was playing to his early twitter use and media career) to see. Most people don't get it because they see Shaq as "an old basketball player who is the cool dude from commercials and that one NBA show". I will never forget what he has done to the reputation of Javale McGee and Dwight Howard. It's sad. "Shaqtin A Fool" is another thing that is funny to "normal people", but it actually can hurt players and their salaries in the future (as it did with McGee).
I love the fact that you are talking about it! The hate bus from older players has to stop!! That even fuels other current players to disrespect their older peers... Physical before, but not skilled enough for today's game. Duh! That's why you don't compare eras... Anyway, glad you called out Shaq. I didn't see his comments on the French but it's just another instance of him being ignorant... He needs to understand he is a student of the game not the god (everyone is btw)... The things he say sometimes just make me turn the TV off... "Coaching don't matter", "Defense is overrated, let the big guy dominate on offense...", etc. He ain't no analyst, just a figurehead at this point...
I really ike how you speak your mind. You mix facts and opinions and your points are really interesting. LOved this vid
The only example of this kind of working (which I don’t remember it being nearly as harsh) is when Shaq called out Embiid saying he can be so much more or someone his size should be dominating right now, and Embiid actually seemed to take that to heart and I believe is the most dominant player in the NBA and, no matter what the numbers say, should’ve won MVP this year for multiple reasons.
But every other one of these takes are him legitimately criticizing a player without giving any advice. I loved Shaq as a player and I think he’s funny in his commercials. But as an NBA analyst he’s about as bad as they come, and it really does seem like his insecurities that he’s projecting onto others.
Rudy Gobert would get ABUSED by SHAQ 💀💀💀💀
Shaq doesn't know basketball. Period. Analysis? I have never heard any from him. Whatever comes out of his mouth is just some typical stuff like even a 10-year-old can say. His comments about Gobert lacking offense is true and right, but he's not the first one who said it - IMO, he's copied other people's analysis. I used to watch TNT talks because Kenny Smith has good points from time to time, even Charles Barkley is hard to follow. But even since they brought in Shaq, I stopped watching TNT all together.
As a jazz fan I was originally upset with Shaqs comments about Donovan and Rudy not having what it takes. After this post season I’m not even mad. Insecurities or not Dude was right, and now they’re going to blow the jazz team up.
Shaq might not be a great Analyst but he is a great human
This is the clear gap in generations and how much the landscape of social interactions have changed since Shaq was in his prime. It's overlooked by so many people but remember Shaq was drafted before most of current league were born. 1 thing Shaq loves the attention and he knows that saying things like whT he said to Donovan Mitchell would draw attention and her him invited on to podcasts and keep him in the conversation just like in this very video. Sometimes being the villain pays better than being Mr.Nice guy and this is a perfect example of that.
I don't mind Shaq at all my favorite player, Shaq is the reason I'm a heat fan born and raised in Utah.
He can say whatever he wants.
Nice breakdown of Shaqs actions btw. But you're not allowed to talk about him because you don't have any rings 😒
But did he Google him?
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Shit, man. I got shivers when you showed Kobe teaching the current players what he knows. I have to agree with you on this take.
You are absolutely correct in everything you said.
Great video! It appears Shaq is a narcissist, with the typical “fragile high self esteem” , in which he needs to be constantly remembered of how great he is or else he’ll feel insecure
Hey man I just wanted to say that I'm a new basketball fan actually, and I really enjoy your content and have learned a lot about this great sport from it.
Also, you are an absolute genius with your outros, segwaying to a new video topic and getting me curious about it. Can't stop watching! Keep up the great work ✌️
This is so true about Shaq.. He definitely hasnt grown.. He is like a child..I noticed this a long time ago.. Everytime there is an argument, he always backed it up with his rings, which is ridiculous.. He likes to carry his own chair..
Shaq was right on saying Golbert needs to develop his post move at least.
Recently I was talking to best friend about watching that show on TNT , and kinda in same time both made statement how Shaq is anoying and Chuck funny ,ego free and has good eye for basketball plays and players.
Shaq is egoistic and rude with his behivoure , especially towards Chuck. Its sad that he gets pass because he is 7+ft giant.
I Love Charles Oakley, I'm a lifelong Knicks Fan... but he's really tripping when he says Giannis would be coming off the bench back in the days. The Greek Freak would be totally unstoppable in 1992 just like he is in 2022.
Shaq literally asked Kenny on TNT if D. Mitchell wants to be good or be great? Same way Shaq was considered a good but not great player when ORL was getting swept in playoff exits.
He doesn’t care, he’s always been like this even when he was in the league.
Really good videos man very informative :)
4:00 People who are too young to remember or know do not realize how truly dominant Shaq was. He was 100% right about Gobert defending Shaq in his playing days. Shaq would have mauled him to pieces in the low block. Gobert's closest comparison to someone 20 years ago might be Dikembe Mutombo, and Mutombo had a really hard time defending Shaq. Gobert struggles against Embiid and Jokic who aren't nearly as quick, big or explosive as Shaq was in his prime.
No one is disputing that
embiid averages 23 against gobert
Embiid and Jokic can do more than post ups too which makes them difficult to guard
Shaq is not wrong about Gobert and Mitchell. It's a fact, I wish he would elaborate more on this cause Mitchell literally plays no defense, I question his playmaker IQ sometimes.
Definitely agree. We live in a time where words can “hurt” people feelings which cause them to wanna cancel others for certain stuff. But instead of public insults, he could pull them to the side or go meet somewhere and talk about how can they get better or stuff like that.
This is a very good take. Shaq certainly has an ego, but he’s also a genuinely good person. I hope he watches this because he is one of the few celebrities who just might be self-aware enough to make the adjustment necessary.
I don't think he really uses it in aid of his insecurity. It's more like old school ball where the NBA vets when they played were harsh to them, it motivated them and became great. Charles Barkley even tells a story about how he was called fat and lazy (which sounds like a bully like Shaq) but he actually thanks him because it motivated him to get in shape and become a legend. I just think Shaq feels like Mitchell is just stagnant and not trying to improve. Which is why he's like ur good but not great. It's a motivational tactic to get Mitchell to improve his game. Shaq dosnt go around shit talking every single player he sees he only does it to players he feels like can be great but isn't. It's like a "I was lazy and didn't fullfil my potential so I don't want talented players to do the same"
I’m on Shaq side , he can do better when it comes to what he says but he hasn’t lied
"Alright"
My fave NBA player, Donovan Mitchell
Bleep u Shaq
Hey casey I gotto ask how you make these video essays ? Like the script is one thing but how do you find the slo motion basketball shots? I'd love to know.
Day 1 of asking for a Raps offseason vid
Online hate can be a motivation these days. Shaq is basically saying "prove me wrong kid"... Tough love. He is from that era.
Love your episodes
Difference between disrespect and the truth
Shaq always thinks he's right becoz he has an achievement, he always smear it on others face when he lose an argument especially on Chuck which is really childish than mature.
He was right about Donovan Mitchell and Gobert. He didn't say they suck he said they aren't great which is true. He challenged Embiid too to not settle and he actually motivated him to become better.
Donovan is good
Finally! Thank you so much for this video.
It's just an personal option of caring young players. Calm down, Casey, my man. Comparison only makes the drama even worse.
Can't stand this era. When a man tells the truth is hating, I am a donavan fan, but he been underachieving.
True
But AM Hoops is telling the truth and you're make it out like he's just hating
Shan’s is garbage, every time Charles Barkley has a good take on current NBA players. Shaq attacks him saying “How many rings did you win.” Shaq is super sensitive.
Gobert is not stopping Shaq
Love your vids my man. Great point, especially love the Kobe comparison
“You know I got G14 classification to say what I say.” 😂
i think the fact that a lot of the older centers were hard on shaq in his playing days made him in return be so hard on the younger generation nowadays
Shaq doesn't disrespect all young players. Guys like giannis and jokic have earned their respect from him.
4:36 😆😆😆 "I was grrreat!"
Man, you tell the truth. Why is it mainstream doesn't hire hosts like you? You're good 👍🏼
Excellent video as always, but here is food for thought: I read a book about Shaq and he grew up with a military father and moved around a lot. He got made fun of all the time for being oversized and overweight. I think that is probably where the insecurity comes from. I think info like that would be at least worth mentioning in a video like this.
Gotcha- that would be something good to include. Thanks for bringing this up 👊🏼
Damn. That was an amazing video. I’ve always loved Inside the NBA & Shaq on the show, and I still do, but man you really just gave us another perspective and explained things so well
The way of saying can be questioned, but his facts are correct. Don isn't a franchise player, Gobert can't punish teams going small, so he can't be that effective as he expects him to be. Shaq learned this way of critism, check on Wilt or Walton who used to burn Shaq and saying the same stuff.
Very good content bro..keep it up!
Looking back at this all make sense
Hawks should Trade for AD listen it gives Trae Young a superstar that can play defense
He injury prone
@@sherglockholmes6990 but still it helps trae on defense
What would the trade be? You have to give up something to get something.
@@bonanimathambo8721 The trade would be John Collins DeAndre Hunter some PICKS and whatever much is the salary cap for Anthony Davis
@@KaschMages 0% chance Lakers do that.
I don't think anyone studies film on Shaq. It's just the understanding that Shaq had god-given physical traits that made him great. He played the way he played because of the way he was built. I think that's one of the reasons why you don't hear the younger generation looking up to Shaq's play on the court and instead look to Kareem and Hakeem and understandably so. We all know at this point that he ain't no good in debates
Shaq words are special to me that’s for sure he has earned is right to say what he says even if he is wrong
Shaq actually tweeted me back like 10 years ago responding to me talking shit and he called me and my mom ugly 😅 this video also made me wonder if shaq does all that good stuff he does for his own pleasure and clout 🤔
wait really lmfao
That’s fucking wild G
nah some of the good stuff he did he wasn't even on camera. He is very childish though, but being childish does not mean being a bad person
@@Har1Th1ruchera1 yeah lol he tweeted something like " you can ask me any question tonight on my podcasts" and I commented and said, how ugly do you think you are? And he commented back and said not as ugly as you or your mom 😅 I was popular for a day..
damn
Scoreboard always rules. The great ones always talk it because they can back it up. Bird, Magic, Jordan, Kobe, Shaq. Their peak years untouchable
I Think Shaq just forgot it's 2022 you can't say how you really feel cuz everybody snowflakes now. He's not wrong about anything he said
Ye he's got valid points but people want constructive criticism
Its that old head mentality of "Im just going to shit on you until you improve in my eyes"
Great point about money and fame not securing one's self.
Is this legit?
This is a phishing scam
This video aging so well now Donovan Mitchell seems to have really elevated his game in Cleveland
There's Shaq the fun loving entertainer and then there's the conceited, bully, sh!$ don't stink Shaq which seems like how he really is.
You got to remember too when Oakley or Shaq call superstars soft or say Giannis would come off the bench. They come from an era in basketball where if u drove consistently to the basket with force you would be met with even more extreme force and possible body slammed to the ground. I love Giannis but as a younger player in the league back then running into a Shaq/Oakley/Wallace and getting slammed a couple times to the ground you think twice about running back in there when you know these guys are willing to give you a concussion on a drive. He might not have developed his game into what we see today. Forcing him to focusing more on jump shooting, where would he be if he took that direction?
That's why its too hard to compare players from different ERAS. ie LBJ could have 20k career pts in layups/forceful drives to the bucket in modern day basketball, in the previous era the big men weren't putting up with it and that total could be pushed down to 18k or lead to more injuries constantly getting body checked at the rim. Almost all of those "regular fouls" under the rim would have been called flagrant in todays game.
Old players saying current players wouldn't last in their era? Who could tell?
His job is not to analyse the game. His job is to make controversial takes. Look at Stephen A Smith, Skip Bayless, Colin Cowherd etc. They are “analysts” but they say and do ridiculous things for publicity and media coverage.
I have yet to see the problem with what Shaq said. Look at Giannis, Tatum, J. Brown , etc. Utah still strugglin in the league. He doesn't always rip younger players. You clearly hate Shaq.
Exactly casey hates Shaq like Shaq hates Mitchell and gobert, now I’m gonna make a video about Casey being mean to Shaq because I’m insecure lmao
BACK THEN WE MOTIVATED OFF OF, BEING TOLD WHAT WE CANT'T DO
AND A LOT OF PEOPLE GOT HIT IN THE MOUTH, FROM TELL US WHAT WON'T DO 😬
Chuck knows Shaq is puny on the inside
While Shaq is insecure and the ring talk is just neanderthal speak to me, I think he's right about Donovan Mitchell.
you make pretty smart videos. love them
Great points and I agree.
That said, as a long time fan of the Jazz, I have to admit that Donovan hasn't broken through from great to dominant. While Rudy's offensive role is sort of underrated in his set-up role, he isn't an offensive threat who makes things happen on his own... that's the story of practically every Jazz center... ever?!
Shaq wasnt lying when he said Donovan Mitchell is not that good. and same goes with Rudy Gobert.