The Diesel doesn't forget. Shaquille O'Neal sent a blistering message to his TNT colleague Reggie Miller, who brought up the Hack-a-Shaq strategy while working Sunday night's Rockets-Mavericks game.
Shaq was referring to the 2000 NBA Finals in which his Lakers beat Miller's Pacers in six games. O'Neal averaged 38 points, 16.7 rebounds and was the series MVP. The Hack-a-Shaq might not have helped Indiana win, but O'Neal was just 36 of 93 (39 percent) from the charity stripe for the six games.
This shot by LeBron James was the highlight of the sports weekend.
Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer says it's time the National League put an end to pitchers hitting. The right-hander, who jammed his thumb while batting last week, explained why he's pro-DH coming to the senior circuit: "If you look at it from the macro side, who'd people rather see hit — Big Papi or me? Who would people rather see, a real hitter hitting home runs or a pitcher swinging a wet newspaper?"
Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle wanted to make sure he didn't get fined again for criticizing the refs, so he went with the duct tape move during his press conference after Dallas beat Houston last night.
Comedian, former "Saturday Night Live" cast member and die-hard Mets fan Jim Breuer provided live updates throughout the weekend on the Subway Series. After the red-hot Mets were cooled off by the Yankees, who took two of three games, Breuer offered this report live from Yankee Stadium.
Met fan recap from Yankee Stadium
Posted by Jim Breuer on Sunday, April 26, 2015
Royals left fielder Alex Gordon obliterated a While Sox fan while flying into the seats to catch a fly ball yesterday.
WWE legend and San Antonio native Shawn Michaels was brought in by the Spurs to get the crowd pumped up before Sunday's game against the Clippers. Michaels' movitivation wasn't enough, though, as LA defeated San Antonio, 114-105.
After the Wizards eliminated the Raptors on Sunday, Washington forward Paul Pierce immediately turned to social media to taunt Toronto fans and Drake.
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