Shaq Talks On Receiving News Of Kobe's Death | The Pivot Podcast Clips

one day I'm sitting at home and my son comes out crying so you know when your son comes crying you try to think of before like oh it's grandma it's his it's his my it's my mom he said I man

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I just died in a car accident helicopter and was watching the night before when Lebron overlooked him. I thought, Bush, it's a hoax, stop it and Shawn, he called me crying and I said, wait, let me check and I called my The sheriff guy said it was true. I started crying and said, "Damn, I didn't even catch them last time.

You know, we sat down. Everyone was waiting for that. That was the last time I liked it." I didn't get the number, I didn't text anyone in Harlem and that still haunts me. Everything we go through. We could have sent hands and left that aside because people think it was worse than it was. It's just two brothers fighting. guys with a difference of opinion, I always tell people after my first championship, when I do this, it's a million in an arena who jumps into my arms first, so we hate each other, how did you have that moment, look, I have a little brother, we argue.

The whole time my cousin lived with me we argued and fought a little bit, but what kept us going was respect when I'm double-teamed, you know, I'm looking for him when he's double-teamed in the room he's looking for. I then look our relationship was perfect but it was not imperfect perfect that he made me play at a certain level I made him play at a certain level able to win three we get along all the time on the court no, but we I know that in the sports that's how things are in the locker room. The only thing I regret is that I might have screamed.

It doesn't take you time to be. Hey man, what's going on? like a text message or something. I never, never did, he never did. And that's what hurts me the most. I really think about it all the time and I have pictures of it in my house and when I see it I like it.