O Neal pulls the basket and O Neal smashes the rebound in that game

Of course it will, the hoops will all break, of course the game will be interrupted, and the hoops will be replaced.

As for the fine, it's not certain.

Slamming the basket and breaking the basket was a thing before the 90s and the 90s, and now with good equipment, it is unlikely that the dunk will break the basket.

I remember O'Neal's previous Dawkins (who seems to be him) to pull the basket multiple times and was asked to pay compensation for the loss of the basket, and the fine may not have been.

O'Neal didn't pull the basket, he just pulled the basket down and smashed the rebound, but it was impossible to break the basket, and no one had ever seen anyone break the basket in an official game.

At that time, the game was interrupted for about half an hour, and the staff replaced it with a new rebound. There are no fines.

That's not something that ordinary people can do.

There shouldn't be a fine.

It's possible to lose money.

Now, if anyone in the NBA can dunk the basket with a dunk in the game, let alone a fine, Stern will have to give it up like an ancestor!

As a rookie, he ripped off the hoop.

What a selling point, Stern wishes that sharks pull a few every day.

Hehe, it was still magic.

I remember that the game was interrupted at that time, and I continued to play after pretending to be good.

There will be no penalty.

I forgot who it was, the one with the dunk

o'Both times Neal pulled the shelves down.

After O'Neal came to the NBA, he broke the rebound for the first time on February 7, 1993, when O'Neal led the Magic team against his Suns teammates, the efficiency was not very high at that time, and O'Neal hurriedly made a dunk from the left side when he missed the shot, but he didn't expect the rebound to be pulled down directly by using too much force.

The rebound slowly fell down like a tree that had just been cut down by a chainsaw, because the rebound was not broken this time, so it took 35 minutes for the on-site staff to finally repair the rebound, which allowed the game to continue, and the Magic team led by O'Neal lost the game, and O'Neal also cut down 20 points, 5 rebounds and an assist, such luxurious data.

In 1993, when the Magic team played away against the Suns, Shaquille O'Neal smashed the opponent's rebound with a powerful dunk, but he didn't have time to be happy, because it was followed by a falling timer, as can be seen from the picture below, The NBA's timer is very scattered, Shaquille O'Neal instinctively dodged, or was smashed to the back and head, so he had to quickly run back to deal with it, fortunately, he used his back to relieve most of the impact, The area where the head was hit was ice-applied and there were no sequelae.

In fact, Shaquille O'Neal didn't smash the rebound on purpose, he had a weight of 147 kilograms at the peak, and he had a good bounce and explosiveness, at that time, the strong dunk was several times his weight, and ordinary rebounds couldn't bear it at all, so after that, Shaquille O'Neal smashed several rebounds one after another, and finally the NBA league had to make restrictions and not allow players to hang on the basket after dunking. So after that, it's rare to see an athlete hanging on the basket after a dunk.

Of course, there is a limit to this, as long as the player maintains his balance after the dunk, otherwise many players dunk in sports, and if they do not take the opportunity to grab the basket, they are likely to fall and get injured. So it still doesn't provide the most security for the players. It wasn't until later that the NBA League made some strengthening and burying strategies, in order to ensure the normal operation of the game, the materials of the basket, rebound and basketball hoop were strengthened, and at the same time, a spare basketball hoop was specially prepared.

Shaquille O'Neal is a witness to an era, he played against Michael Jordan, and he is also the strongest of the four centers, and he also led the Lakers to three consecutive championships and established the Lakers dynasty. So after Shaquille O'Neal retired, the Lakers built a statue dedicated to him, and the picture on the statue is the moment he smashed the rebound.

immediately ran back to the locker room, pretending that nothing happened, and iced his head in the locker room, his expression was very confused.

He's a very good guy, and after he smashed the rebound, he immediately dismantled it and ran to the locker room, where he rested for a while, and then his head was very painful, so he put an ice pack on it for a while.

After pulling the rebound down, he replaced it with a new one, because O'Neal's weight is very large and he can easily smash the rebound. Molded date socks.

Because the game was well prepared, several rebounds and blue frames had been prepared, so I paused for a few minutes and quickly put it up.

When this happens, the game is suspended, and then the relevant staff carry out timely maintenance to make the game go on normally.

Generally, after seeing this situation, the referee will stop the game in time, and then communicate and negotiate with other staff members to find a strategy like this and then disperse, and then continue the game.

After that, this land-based game will definitely continue, of course, O'Neal needs to admit his own mistakes, and then go to remedy it in time, but because of O'Neal's several mistakes, nothing particularly big happened, or you can continue to believe in digging to participate.

It was a very surprising act to smash the rebound, and the factory at that time directly replaced the broken board to make the game go smoothly.

The crew cleaned up the site and replaced it with a new basketball hoop.

How does the Bina comic game continue In fact, it is very simple, clean up the scene, and then carry the dead basketball hoop away, change the hole to sell a new one, and continue to be ravaged socks, which takes about 1 hour.

When O'Neal smashed the rebound, the game was suspended for ten minutes and the spare basketball board was taken out before the game was played normally

It should have been the maintenance personnel who immediately changed the basket and replaced it with a more solid basket.

The technician immediately switched to a new rebound, and it took an hour to recover and the game to go.

Three times in total. The state is back to bravery.

A slam dunk almost broke the basket.

Very strong. O'Neal reappeared in the second quarter, but soon made a walking error. In this quarter, the Heat mainly played inside, and O'Neal continued to get opportunities, but the poor free-throw shooting percentage made it impossible for the Heat to close the gap.

At 9:05, Ilgoskas got the ball inside and turned around to make a layup, O'Neal waited for a straight look, jumped high, and blocked the ball with the momentum of Tarzan, and then Wade quickly completed a counterattack after getting the ball. At 6:35, O'Neal got the ball in the low post and prepared to play alone, the opponent wrapped it, O'Neal distributed the ball to the outside in time, Davis got the ball and made a decisive shot, and the three-pointer hit a solid shot to help the Heat narrow the gap to 5 points.

O'Neal returned to the court after a short break, and the Heat still played the main inside, O'Neal used his strong body to gain the upper hand in the confrontation with the Cavaliers, and after a turnaround layup, the Heat managed to narrow the gap to 1 point. At 2:39, Williams broke through into the interior and hit the ground to hand the ball to O'Neal, who was in a good position, and O'Neal jumped high after receiving the ball, and vigorously poured the ball into the basket with both hands, and the Cavaliers' home basket was pulled by O'Neal's fierce force and shook. This powerful dunk also reminded fans of O'Neal's crushing of the rebound.

In the end, the Heat led by four points to end the first half.

In February 1993, O'Neal entered the NBA for only four months and accompanied the Orlando Magic to the away game to challenge the Suns. The game had just begun, O'Neal got the ball under the basket and dunked with both hands. After the dunk, O'Neal's hand grabbed the basket for only half a second, and the entire rebound and basket shattered, falling to the ground along with O'Neal's body, and then the entire basketball hoop collapsed.

After the incident, "Shark" blinked and said, "This time I used a little bit more shooting power and was able to smash the rebound, which was also a little surprising." ”

In the penultimate game in December 1993, when the Magic were visiting New Jersey, O'Neal ruined the rebound for the second time. In the first quarter of the game, O'Neal dunked, only to see the entire basketball hoop collapse. When the rebound and the 24-second clock fell down, it almost hit Neil's head in the Osin Qing Hall.

O'Neal shook his shoulders and sat down on the bench, quietly watching the court staff reassemble the basketball hoop.

It's a long time ago, and it's been a long time since I stopped every break.