- Report: Miami Heat believed to have ‘some level of interest’ in Kyrie Irving
- Eastern Conference exec on P.J. Tucker: ‘There is going to be a line of teams looking to give him deals into his 40s’
- Report: Brooklyn Nets and Atlanta Hawks expected to make a run at P.J. Tucker
- Report: P.J. Tucker expected to receive interest from multiple contending teams willing to offer full mid-level exception
- 3 players the Miami Heat must retain this offseason
- Marcus Morris says he would love to reunite and play with his brother
- Report: Miami Heat extend qualifying offer to Caleb Martin
- Report: Chicago Bulls interested in P.J. Tucker
- Report: Rival teams believe there’s a ‘good chance’ the Miami Heat trade their 1st-round pick in the 2022 NBA Draft
- Zaire Wade notches 1st NBA workout with famed Miami Heat rivals ahead of 2022 draft
Shaquille O’Neal Follows Through With Hilarious Punishment After Losing Bet to Dwyane Wade
- Updated: March 3, 2020
Miami Heat legend Dwyane Wade is known for his impressive and sleek hairline.
The same cannot be said for former Heat center Shaquille O’Neal, however.
In a Tuesday night episode of “NBA on TNT,” O’Neal revealed that he and Wade had participated in a bet involving a game between the Heat and Milwaukee Bucks.
O’Neal presumably bet against his former team and claimed that the Bucks would win by 20. After losing the bet, the big man unveiled his embarrassingly high hairline for all of America to see.
.@SHAQ’s punishment for losing his friendly wager with D-Wade is priceless ? pic.twitter.com/JII7yrrH99
— NBA on TNT (@NBAonTNT) March 4, 2020
The Heat went on to beat the Bucks by a score of 105-89 on Monday night.
It was one of Milwaukee’s most embarrassing defeats of the season as superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo was held to a season-low 13 points.
Jimmy Butler and Jae Crowder led the way for the Heat in the victory as they notched 18 points apiece.
The Heat next host the visiting Orlando Magic, who should be much easier to handle than the Bucks.
Related Posts
About Heat Nation staff
You must be logged in to post a comment Login