According to Shaq, no one has ever dunk on him before. He fouled out of last Christmas game to save himself from being dunked on by Kobe Bryant. Kobe had 42 points in that game but the lakers lost.
Do u guys think Kobe will dunk on Shaq and make him and Wade pay for last year this upcoming Christmas game?
A dunk on Shaq is still worth only 2 points, correct? Then, even if Kobe does dunk on him, that would mean Miami would beat the Lakers by 22 instead of by 24. But, it would mean Kobe would get to leave Miami with the lovely parting gift of an L, a gift he will be finding many times in the future.
A dunk would mean he owns him, he can prove that he is the one that won the 3 titls for the lakers. and the last time they meet Miami beat lakers by only 2 points. I don't know which channel you are watchin.
Originally posted by AI3and the last time they meet Miami beat lakers by only 2 points. I don't know which channel you are watchin.
If by "2 points" you mean "13 points" that would be correct since St. Patrick's Day usually comes after Christmas in the course of an NBA season.
Mar. 17 vs L.A. Lakers 8:00 W, 102-89 TNT
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Well, given how Kobe's usual method of showing dominance over someone involves a Colorado hotel room, Shaq should thank his lucky stars that he's just being dunked on.
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