Trust me, you can do it. I was a Laker fan from way back. I also followed Shaq from the time he was drafted (little known fact: I had a Shaq poster on my wall during freshman year! Waiting on Tony to clown me But, my feelings changed. My transformation to a Laker hater was quite easy!

Damn.
 

I read some of what Shaq had to say about the Laker's front office and Abaici is right.....that man is pissed about how they treated him.

I feel that the Lakers tried to buy themselves another championship and it didn't work. They still didn't learn that they are a team and not a 2 person show. U can't put that many stars on one team and think everything is going 2 be koo, cause it's not. Everyone of them were use 2 being in the spotlight and now they had 2 share. As far as Shaq coming to Sac, hell no I don't think so, I really don't want that 2 happen. Malone needs to take his old ass home and face the fact that he ain't gonna get a ring. And I love the KINGS to death and we gonna he our stuff together and get a ring soon. They better not trade Paja and no Lakers need to join the bunch, they can keep they drama in LA. And i'm happy to say that they got Wallce wack ass outta Sac cause he was 2 much on his own nut sack to be a bench warmer.

Lawd someone get out the smelling salt!!
 

My man C-Webb said that he would not be opposed to being traded to the Lakers! I doubt that happens, but if it does, I will definately have to relinquish my Laker Hater title. Hmm...Purple and Gold?!? It's been awhile.

Shaq in Miami?
 

Sources are saying that the Diesel and The Lakers are talking to management of the heat about a trade for Shaq.

Re: Shaq in Miami?
 

Unbelievable. But I have a sad feeling this is going to happen. I understand that the Lakers would want to build around a 25-year-old talent. But that 25-year-old showed, at the least, incredibly poor judgment in Colorado and his life is still at risk until the trial is completed.

The only mistakes Shaq really has made had to do with his mouth getting into trouble, and he did apologize, etc.

Besides, Brian Grant is hardly a upper-echelon center.