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Friday, July 9, 2010
11:40 PM | Posted by
Dan Knottingham
In 1996, voting was carried out to decide upon the 50 greatest ever NBA players. At the time, eleven of the players named were active NBA ballers. As of 2010, only one is still active: Shaquille O’Neal. Often referred to by his nickname, a shortened version of his first name (Shaq), O'Neal has recently become the oldest active player in the league – and he has been big news ever since he first entered the league back in 1992.
“Big” is the perfect choice of word, in fact, as Shaq stands at 7’ 1 and has weighed as much as 325 during his career – making him one of the heaviest pro basketball players ever to play the game.
It would take a move to the Los Angeles Lakers for O’Neal to finally experience the ultimate team achievement in basketball, winning the NBA Championship in 2000. The Lakers would repeat this achievement in 2001 and 2002, due in no small part to the contribution of Shaq.
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