Shaquille O'Neal is one of the most dominant figures in the history of basketball. His imposing frame, his bruising approach ...

Shaquille O'Neal dominates with 40 points and 24 rebounds as the LA Lakers to defeat the Indiana Pacers and Jalen Rose, 30 points, 104-111 in Game 2 of the 2000 NBA Finals.

"Shaq, we'd never seen anything like it. In this era, he would average 40 points. He's just too dominant. His speed: we'd never seen a guy, 300 pounds, break-dance on the floor," Smith said. "And ...

Allen Iverson and the Philadelphia 76ers spoiled the Los Angeles Lakers' pristine 2001 Playoff record by defeating them in Game 1. Shaquille O'Neal's 44 points were insufficient to power the ...

Shaquille O'Neal was impressed by Jalen Brunson after his 40-point effort against the Detroit Pistons. ... Josh Hart Has Only Two Words After Jalen Brunson's Game Winner in Knicks-Pistons.

Shaquille O'Neal keeps it simple. ... while Jamal Murray and Aaron Gordon combined for 40 points for the Nuggets. ... O'Neal emphasized that Game 7 is where true superstars shine the brightest.

The bigger the name, the higher the stakes, and Shaquille O'Neal — arguably the most dominant player in NBA history — ...

The former had 28 points, six rebounds and eight assists, while the latter tallied 27 points, 10 boards and five dimes as L.A. took the 111-105 win in Game 6. Norman Powell chipped in 24 points ...