Shaquille O’Neal was in Vegas to promote one of his business ventures and as always seems to happen when the Big Twinkle Toes is around, a dance contest broke out. I’m not sure what the dance has to do with the product but it’s good to see Shaq has a few new moves. Read the full story

The rumor about the Phoenix Suns trading Shaquille O’Neal to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Sasha Pavlovic and Ben Wallace is now a reality. The Big Shaqulier is packing his bags once again, and will team with LeBron James to hopefully get the king his first ring like O’Neal did for Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade. Read the full story

It looks like we at least know some of what Shaq might be doing on the court until he decides whether he wants to be in New Orleans, Cleveland or a handful of other teams next season. Making the most of what seems to be an enjoyable off season after a career resurgence and watching his nemesis Stan “Master of Panic” Van Gundy losing in the finals, Shaq continues to Tweet his way into the news, this time challenging a ‘trick shot master’ named B.Manley to a game of Horse. Read the full story

Shaquille O’Neal is doing everything possible to keep himself in the news everyday until the 2009-10 NBA season begins. He tweeted up Kobe and the NBA Finals, he’s been mentioned in trade rumors, and now he claims he wants to fight 7-2 mixed-martial artist Hong Man Choi. The same Hong Man Choi that took out Jose Canseco. But as Shaq asks Does he look like Jose Canseco? Read the full story

After hearing that Rik Smits was spotted at the Indy 500 Shaquille O’Neal decided to outdo the Dunkin’ Dutchman by showing up at Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday. The Diesel rode in the pace car, and gave the command for the drivers to start their engines, but the highlight of his trip was O’Neal changing a tire with the pit crew. Read the full story

Shaquille O’Neal called in to DJ Whoo Kid’s Shade 45 show on Saturday during Game 6 of the Cavaliers-Magic series. The Diesel discusses Superman II and explains street rule #25. Read the full story

For some reason NBA players, more than any other professional athlete, think they can rap. Guys like Gary Payton, Chris Webber, Dana Barros, Malik Sealy, JR Writer JR Rider, Jason Kidd, and Dennis Scott can be seen here getting their Hip Hop Hippie on. Kobe Bryant, Ron Artest, Allen Iverson, and Shaquille O’Neal have all grabbed the mic to show off their supposed skills.. I wouldn’t be surprised if George Mikan had a mixtape back in the day.

So who’s the best rapper in the history of the NBA? The folks at Hardknock TV asked Brandon Roy and Amare Stoudemire and they both agreed on the same player-rapper. Read the full story