Shaquille O'Neal says he isn't going to Laker games because he doesn't celebrate 7th place ... and he'd rather go watch Stephen Curry.
"I'm glad they taking the name of the Staples Center down," the NBA legend said on"The"Congratulations to the owners on getting a new deal," he added."But, hey, Staples Center belongs to Shaq and Kobe. Forever."to Crypto.com Arena as part of a $700 million deal.FOX11 Los Angeles
Shaq said his tenure at Staples was a blessing -- he reflected on moments like playing in front of his favorite actors and actresses, scoring 61 points on his birthday, and winning three championships in a row for the city -- but ultimately, he says he's glad the name Staples Center is no more. Shaq doesn't seem to care what the building is called ... 'cause the Diesel says he has no intentions of watching his former squad play.
"I'm not even going, I'm not even going anymore," O'Neal said."Who wanna watch them people play?" he asked the host.Dillon Brooksfell to 13-13 on the season. The Lake Show is currently in 7th place in a top-heavy Western Conference, while the Warriors -- who Shaq prefers to watch -- have the best record in the NBA.
"I don't celebrate seventh place at all. I celebrate Steph Curry. I'll go to Golden State and watch him play."
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