Shaquille O’Neal is playing again. Unfortunately, it’s not to reprise his role as Neon in one Blue Chips successor. And fortunately it is not for a follow-up either Kazaam.
Instead, Shaq acts upset during the NBA Finals, and the subject of his theatrical beef is none other than comedian/actor/writer/producer Larry David. The real surroundings are NBA finals where the New York Knicks have a 3 games to 1 lead over the San Antonio Spurs.
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Games 3 and 4 were played at New York’s iconic Madison Square Garden, with David on the court for the Knicks’ one-point victory in Wednesday’s Game 4.
Shaq was also in the building as part of ESPN’s Inside the NBA show which ones are broadcast before the match, after the match and at halftime.
The sight of both David and O’Neal in the same building during an NBA game immediately evoked memories of a legendary Fight your enthusiasm episode where David was sitting courtside at a Lakers game and his outstretched leg tripped O’Neal, injuring the Hall of Fame center.
When ESPN’s broadcast showed video of David waving courtside, Shaq stated, “I don’t like him. He tripped me.”
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He of course referred back to Curbstone episode that keeps the David/O’Neal “feud” alive.
Fortunately for fans of both the Knicks and the Spurs, David kept his legs to himself this time, and no players from either squad were injured by the 78-year-old’s stretched leg Seinfeld co-creator.
Had David’s leg tangled with Shaq’s again, resulting in another fall to the floor, plenty of money would have been attached to MSG’s famed hardwood. David’s net worth is estimated at around $400 million, while O’Neal’s is said to be around $500 million. Both would be able to withstand a drop if they were to land on their wallet.
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