Shaquille O'Neal Wipes His Tears as Ernie Johnson Issues Emotional Farewell Message to TNT Family

Shaquille O'Neal wipes his tears as Ernie Johnson issues emotional farewell message to TNT family

Ernie Johnson's emotional message to the TNT family two weeks ago had Shaquille O'Neal wiping tears from his eyes in a new behind-the-scenes video.

'Inside the NBA' Drops Heartwarming Video Of Ernie Johnson Letting The Crew Know The Show's Been Saved

ernie johnson TNT   One of the biggest NBA stories of the year had nothing to do with the sport of basketball itself, but the broadcast coverage of it: specifically, the future of Inside the NBA. Last year, the NBA signed new broadcasting deals with three outlets, none of which were Warner Bros. Discovery, who own TNT. Beginning next season, the NBA will be aired on ESPN/ABC, NBC, and Prime Video, leaving TNT out in the cold. As a result, the f…

Emotional Shaq wipes away tears as Ernie Johnson's delivers heartfelt speech

It is the end of an era in the world of sports media. Inside the NBA is airing its final season on TNT before it moves to ESPN/ABC, and during an emotional speech delivered by Ernie Johnson, Shaquille O’Neal didn’t bother hiding his emotions. O’Neal had to wipe away his tears during the farewell segment@NBAONTNT The NBA legend and Hall of Famer was caught crying on camera in the middle of the playoffs. Inside the NBA is one of America’s most pop…

Shaquille O’Neal recalls rivalry with ‘beast’ Hakeem Olajuwon: ‘I couldn’t stop him’

Back when Shaquille O’Neal was 22-years of age, he had already become one of the most dominant big men in NBA history, terrorizing rival defenses sine his rookie season. However, there was one specific player that the then-Magic star feared, as he recently shed a light on his rivalry with Hakeem Olajuwon.  This comes as […] The post Shaquille O’Neal recalls rivalry with ‘beast’ Hakeem Olajuwon: ‘I couldn’t stop him’ appeared first on Basketball …

"Didn't Have The Bag Of Tricks Hakeem Olajuwon Had": Shaquille O'Neal Not As Skilled As 1984 Draftee, Says Former Sonics Star

The 1990s were perhaps the most successful era for big-men. Not from a championship perspective due to one Michael Jordan, but rather the sheer density of talent at the center position. And no two centers at the time were as potent on both ends of the floor than Shaquille O’Neal and Hakeem Olajuwon. Jim Mcllvaine, a 5-man who played most of his years in the 90s, knew better than to poke the bear with the aforementioned giants. While Shaq often g…