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Shaquille O'Neal Retires After 19 NBA Seasons
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June 1, 2011
Will Dwight Howard Follow The Shaquille O'Neal Career Path? Not So Fast, Says Howard
While the retirement of Shaquille O'Neal has been the big NBA news on Wednesday, it reminds me of another center who was drafted number one overall by the Orlando Magic. Might Dwight Howard follow the Shaq career path and end up in Los Angeles with the Lakers? Not so fast, says Howard.
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June 1, 2011
Lakers' Jerry Buss Releases Statement On Shaq Retirement
The retirement of future Hall of Fame center Shaquille O`Neal on Wednesday has elicited numerous responses from the basketball world. Shaq played 19 seasons in the NBA, but will be most remembered for his eight years in Los Angeles, when he won three championships. Today, Lakers' owner Jerry Buss released a statement on the retirement of The Diesel.
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June 1, 2011
Shaquille O'Neal Retires: Shaq's Last Great Game As A Laker, Game 4 Of 2004 NBA Finals
The retirement of Shaquille O`Neal after 19 seasons in the NBA has brought forth a flood of nostalgia of his many career exploits. Shaq will almost certainly be remembered mostly as a Laker, as he spent eight seasons in L.A. and won three titles. That brings us to his final great performance with the Lakers: Game 4 of the 2004 NBA Finals.
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June 1, 2011
Shaquille O'Neal Retires As One Of The Greatest Lakers Ever
SB Nation Los Angeles takes a quick look at where Shaquille O'Neal stands in Lakers history. The 19-year veteran, who spent eight seasons with L.A., announced his retirement Wednesday afternoon.
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June 1, 2011
Shaquille O'Neal Retires After 19 NBA Seasons
Shaquille O`Neal, one of the greatest players in Lakers and NBA history, has decided to retire after 19 seasons in the NBA. O'Neal made the announcement via video to his over 3.8 million followers on Twitter.
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June 1, 2011
Shaquille O'Neal Retires Via Twitter: The Big Man Will Be Missed
Long-time Laker and future Hall of Fame center Shaquille O'Neal decided to retire on Wednesday, and he did it in a unique fashion. He posted a video of himself via webcam on his Twitter feed, with only three words "I'm retiring video," a link, and the hashtag #ShaqRetires.