HOW MUCH WAS shaquille o'neals CONTRACT FOR?
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Back in August of 2005, the Heat signed Shaq Daddy up for a 5 year contract worth $100 million US dollars. \nNow for fun let's do some calculations. Assuming he didn't miss a game in 5 years (which he already has), the Heat in August 2005 decided to pay Shaq $243,902.44 per game. According to nba.com, his minutes per game average for his career is approx. 37 minutes per game. So take $243,902.44 and divide by 37 gives you his dollar per minute total. \nNow don't get sick, but Shaq's dollar per minute pay is $6591.96--most of us don't make that in a month (or two for that matter)!
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Shaq would have made an awesome tight end.  But he made the right career choice.  At least in the NFL he wouldn't have to shoot free throws.  Gee whiz.
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Hey, Ive got some OCEANFRONT property in Arizona if you believe that they buried the hatchet... Come on now, SHAQ disses Kobe every chance he gets, it is subtle, but there. The only REUNION will be KOBE standing in SHAQS house watching the BIG MAN get his ring for the first game of the season.... and seeing SHAQ smile and flash the ring at KOBE. Lakers SUCK for doing Shaq like they did, hell Phil came back for  10 MILLION, NOT KOBE, hell, he talked shit about him in his book!!!
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enough to buy Miami, but he pissed away so fast \n\n:)
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He is not currently on an NBA roster.  He played 18 games for the Miami Heat before being traded to the Houston Rockets, but did not appear in any games before being cut.
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After the 1995-1996 season, O'Neal left the Orlando Magic to join the Los Angeles Lakers under an unprecedented seven year, $120 million contract.
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it's shaq.  they had to change rules every year because of him.  the hand check, the zone defense, the no charge zone.
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Who do you own?  Well, if I were receiving the Ray Allen package, I'd go for it if I were deep at C and PF as Shaq and Villanueva are currently injured, while Jermaine O'Neal has a history of injuries.  In Korver, I'll be giving up a good supply of three point conversions but Allen will make that up.  Zach Randolph will basically replace J.O'Neal (the negative here is that Randolph can't play center) while Baron Davis takes Shaq's place.\n\nHope this helps. Good luck this season!\n\nIf you are interested in joining another Yahoo! Fantasy NBA league, I am inviting you and everyone here at Yahoo! Answers. League ID is 218266.  The password is 1234567
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You mean "WHO" charged "WHO"? And OMG he dunked on a 6'3" PG, what a stud - BLACK MAMBA 24!!!
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No, it's not time for Shaq to retire yet. He still has a good 3-4 years left in him. He may not be the dominant player as he once was but he still is dominant enough to command double and even triple teams. It all starts with Shaq in the middle for the Heat. You feed it to the Big Fella and he will throw it back out to the shooters. It's 50-50. He's in good shape and can still run up and down the court faster than most centers. He will retire when he knows he can't be productive for his team anymore. Right now, he still has a lot to offer.
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Kevin Garnett... he makes over 126 million in his seven year contract.
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Wondering if anyone still wants to buy a Little Penny t-shirt like back in the day.\n\nRemembering what it was like to be Shaq's little buddy like D-Wade is now.\n\nDreaming about still having a career
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In terms of salary, Shaquille O'Neal gets paid the most.\n\n$20,000,000 per year.\n\nAllan Houston and Chris Webber are tied for second at $19,125,000 per season.
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http://www.nba.com/transactions/movement2006_index.html
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NBA players make a lot more than NFL players.  Plus the money is guaranteed while no one in the NFL has guaranteed contracts.
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Good ole Spree...\n\nAfter New York, he was in Minnesota. When his contract was expiring, Minnesota offered him what I and many others thought was a pretty generous extension; I'm thinking it was like $7m a year? This is what led to Spree's now-infamous comments about how he was insulted, and he had to feed his family. He refused to sign with them, because he was quite sure someone would pay him what he wanted ($10m is sticking in my head). He was quite wrong. Noone did. A few teams suggested they might have interest around the mid-level exception (more like $5m/year these days), and Spree was so offended he said he'd rather sit at home. As more time has passed, he has just become less desirable. So he didn't play at all this past season, and I wouldn't be surprised if he never plays again. He has a severely warped view of his own value.
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Kobe is getting the most hands down, he  signed a new seven-year deal with the Los Angeles Lakers worth over $136 million on July 15, 2004.