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[Title] => Farewell, Big Retirement: Shaq will be missed
[Summary] => Leave it to Shaq.
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[Title] => Shaq admits taking 'drug'
[Summary] => CEBU, Philippines – Shaquille O’Neal, known as the “Big Diesel,” “Big Cactus,” “Big Aristotle,” to basketball fans acknowledged taking enhancement performance drug.
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[Title] => All about Shaq
[Summary] => MIAMI — Unaccustomed as he is to playing second fiddle on the court, Shaquille O’Neal is doing a good job of coping in the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals.
O’Neal has taken a back seat to Miami Heat teammate Dwayne Wade who’s clearly the main man, not the Big Diesel, in coach Pat Riley’s scheme of things.
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[Title] => Shaq in on J. Lo buzz
[Summary] => LOS ANGELES — When news of showbiz celebrity Jennifer Lopez’ Saturday marriage to former Miss Universe Dayanara Torres’ estranged husband Marc Anthony spread, Los Angeles Lakers center Shaquille O’Neal was in on the buzz thanks to his wife Shaunie.
J. Lo and Marc were married before some 50 guests in a hush-hush ceremony in her Beverly Hills backyard the day before the Lakers lost to Detroit in the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals at the Staples Center.
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[Title] => Kobe to play for Sixers
[Summary] => In a startling development, Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant has agreed to play for the Philadelphia 76ers starting the next National Basketball Association (NBA) season.
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[Title] => Lakers in state of confusion
[Summary] => LOS ANGELES — With the All-Star break over, the National Basketball Association (NBA) resumes its regular season and there is speculation the much-ballyhooed Los Angeles Lakers may implode to smithereens before the playoffs begin in May.
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[Title] => Lakers overhaul imminent
[Summary] => The Los Angeles Lakers bowed out of the National Basketball Association (NBA) season with a whimper last Thursday. It was so uncharacteristic of the Lakers to surrender their throne without much of a fight. And they gave up sheepishly at the Staples Center where adoring fans had hoped to witness a resurgence that never came.
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[Title] => Shaq excused from Athens?
[Summary] => NEW YORK CITY — Despite the infectious flag-waving in the National Basketball Association (NBA), Los Angeles Lakers center Shaquille O’Neal is playing it cool. The Big Aristotle isn’t ready to jump into the bandwagon even as stars like Tim Duncan, Jason Kidd, Ray Allen, and Tracy McGrady are pledging allegiance to play for the US team in next year’s qualifying tournament for the 2004 Athens Olympics.
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[Title] => Are the Lakers invincible?
[Summary] => (This is the first of a series leading to the opening of the National Basketball Association season on Oct. 29. Starting today, the NBA through The STAR will give away exclusive merchandise–bags, T-shirts, caps, etc.–to five lucky winners who answer the question correctly at the end of each feature story. Send in your entries -- with your name, address and telephone number– to The STAR’s NBA Sweepstakes, 14th and Railroad Streets, Port Area, Metro Manila or e-mail it to [email protected]. ph)
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[Title] => Lakers to revamp?
[Summary] => Fans are talking about the Los Angeles Lakers going four-ward in the National Basketball Association (NBA) next season but if coach Phil Jackson hopes to add another title to his growing collection, he's got to seriously consider shaking up his roster.
Not that Jackson's shopping around Shaquille O'Neal or Kobe Bryant. They're as untouchable in the Lakers organization as Jackson himself. Shaq, Kobe, and Jackson form the club’s balance of power — the perfect trinity. They represent the triangle that is the Lakers' pillar of strength.
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[Title] => All about Shaq
[Summary] => MIAMI — Unaccustomed as he is to playing second fiddle on the court, Shaquille O’Neal is doing a good job of coping in the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals.
O’Neal has taken a back seat to Miami Heat teammate Dwayne Wade who’s clearly the main man, not the Big Diesel, in coach Pat Riley’s scheme of things.
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[Title] => Shaq in on J. Lo buzz
[Summary] => LOS ANGELES — When news of showbiz celebrity Jennifer Lopez’ Saturday marriage to former Miss Universe Dayanara Torres’ estranged husband Marc Anthony spread, Los Angeles Lakers center Shaquille O’Neal was in on the buzz thanks to his wife Shaunie.
J. Lo and Marc were married before some 50 guests in a hush-hush ceremony in her Beverly Hills backyard the day before the Lakers lost to Detroit in the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals at the Staples Center.
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[Title] => Kobe to play for Sixers
[Summary] => In a startling development, Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant has agreed to play for the Philadelphia 76ers starting the next National Basketball Association (NBA) season.
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-01 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 135698
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[Title] => Lakers in state of confusion
[Summary] => LOS ANGELES — With the All-Star break over, the National Basketball Association (NBA) resumes its regular season and there is speculation the much-ballyhooed Los Angeles Lakers may implode to smithereens before the playoffs begin in May.
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[Title] => Lakers overhaul imminent
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[Title] => Shaq excused from Athens?
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[Title] => Are the Lakers invincible?
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[Summary] => Fans are talking about the Los Angeles Lakers going four-ward in the National Basketball Association (NBA) next season but if coach Phil Jackson hopes to add another title to his growing collection, he's got to seriously consider shaking up his roster.
Not that Jackson's shopping around Shaquille O'Neal or Kobe Bryant. They're as untouchable in the Lakers organization as Jackson himself. Shaq, Kobe, and Jackson form the club’s balance of power — the perfect trinity. They represent the triangle that is the Lakers' pillar of strength.
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