Shaq In The Hospital
On Twitter, Shaquille O'Neal shared a picture of himself lying in a hospital bed. The NBA legend's fans were concerned that he might suffer a serious injury during a medical procedure. O'Neal seemed to be sleeping in a big bed that was big enough for him.
Like nearly everyone else these days, he also had his phone in his hand. His post'
s caption stated that he was missing Candace Parker and Ernie Johnson. On NBA on TNT, the four-time NBA champion collaborates with Parker and Johnson. On "Inside the NBA," Shaq and Johnson have worked together for more than a decade, and Parker appears on NBA on TNT's Tuesday show. RaphhouseTV on Twitter and the Instagram account @shaqnews claim that Shaquille O'Neal recently underwent hip surgery. Although the reports have not been verified, the image that O'Neal posted on Twitter was utilized by both pages.
Nevertheless, it should be noted that the photo was first used on both pages four days earlier. It would be fascinating to find out if Shaq appears on the following episode of "Inside the NBA." He continued to appear on the most recent episode just before March Madness began.
Despite the fact that Shaq did not provide any additional information, an Awful Announcing editor suggested that Ernie Johnson may have stated that he was undergoing hip surgery during the NCAA Tournament. Johnson did not say that to OutKick on a broadcast.
Neither the legend of the Lakers nor any other significant news source has confirmed that. Considering Johnson's connection, let's hope that is the case.
I hope everything is fine.
Everyone is obviously hoping Shaq is okay and that a hip replacement would be much better than something worse.
Shaq is 51 and played seemingly forever in the NBA. It is not difficult to comprehend why he might have required hip surgery, given his size and the physical abuse he has endured over the years.
On the court, the man was an apparatus. Shaq was a tyrant. After playing a sport for a decade, you may need to retrain your body.
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