"He's never going to not take the opportunity to s**t on a current era player", "KD quit on the team he assembled though"

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"He's never going to not take the opportunity to s**t on a current era player", "KD quit on the team he assembled though"

Shaquille O’Neal was the latest to comment on Kevin Durant’s predicament, joining Charles Barkley in his disapproval of Durant’s career. On TNT’s “The Big Podcast with Shaq,” O’Neal offered his two cents on the situation. He agreed with Barkley’s point about Durant not being a “bus-driver” but just a passenger. Shaq said: “We were there. […]

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