Shaquille O’Neal and Patrick Bet-David get heated with their NBA’s all-time starting 5 list
Lakers legend Shaquille O’Neal goes back and forth with businessman and motivational speaker Patrick Bet-David, with his 5 all-time NBA singles starter.
One of the most dominant players to ever play the game, Shaquille O’Neal’s The recent appearance on the PBD podcast created quite a stir. The four-time champion addressed a variety of topics with host Patrick Bet-David, including on and off the pitch.
A significant segment of the conversation included both businessmen handing out their all-time starting 5. From the looks of it, The Diesel seemed primed, recruiting his former teammate Kobe Bryant as his first pick. On the other hand, PBD seemed surprised that Michael Jordan was not the first choice.
The conversation grew more intense, with O’Neal forming his defense zone with Kobe and MJ. On the other hand, Patrick took the less conventional route, focusing more on size, with Shaq and Hakeem Olajuwon as his top 2 picks.
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Shaq and PBD go back and forth, revealing their all-time NBA starting 5, employing different selection processes.
Shaquille O’Neal and Patrick Bet-David reveal their 5 all-time starter in the NBA.
One of the most frequently asked questions that never fails to attract the attention of the audience is the starting 5 of all time.
A favorite among barbershop conversations, with Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Magic Johnson being some of the popular ones. options
However, it’s always interesting to get a player’s perspective, whether from the earlier or modern era. So, one can imagine the anticipation surrounding Shaq’s roster, who had Patrick keep him company.
Speaking of their 5 all-time starters, The Diesel had Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Bill Russell, and Karl Malone.
On the other hand, PBD decided to go down an unconventional path, with Shaquille O’Neal, Hakeem Olajuwon, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and Dennis Rodman.
While it’s hard to argue, the result is tilted in Shaq’s favor, given that he has the most complete team.
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