CopperKing wrote: »

WWE is in desperate need of a over top tier baby face with mic skills....they programming lookin sloppy

Jdilla26 wrote: »

its....JOHN B wrote: »

its....JOHN B wrote: »

Shaq already admitted that he didnt really think Bynum was better than Dwight and he did it for tv during the season, Shaqs obviously not serious

This^^^^^^^Shaq just trolling.............

eyes low wrote: »

DaBull wrote: »

eyes low wrote: »

Well Lopez is better offensively.

^^*scorned Dwight didnt go to BK post*

Lopez has a mid range game and his moves in the post are better. Plus he can shoot free throws he always hated on bc he's on the nets but this year is gonna be his year he's gonna be an all star

The funny thing is Shaq didnt know Brook name he called him Robin just to show you Shaq is trolling

He'd also take Brook Lopez over D-12 ... assuming he can remember the Nets center's name.

Here's what O'Neal had to say when asked his opinion on who is the best big man in the NBA during a roundtable discussion with fellow TNT analysts posted on NBA.com last week:
"We as players, we always watch people before us. When I came in it was Patrick Ewing and Hakeem Olajuwon, guys who played like true centers who played inside. What we have now are centers that are going to the European style, which is a lot of pick-and-roll. Dwight Howard, who's a pick-and-roll player, some people say he's the best center in the league, but me being an old-school center, I'm going to go with Robin Lopez and Andrew Bynum because they play with their back to the basket."

O'Neal is later asked if he meant Brook Lopez, not his twin brother, Robin.

"Brook. Same thing. They're brothers."

For the record, Brook Lopez has averaged 17.4 points per game during his career. As for Robin? 5.8 points per game.

DaBull wrote: »

eyes low wrote: »

Well Lopez is better offensively.

^^*scorned Dwight didnt go to BK post*