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  • Raja Bell: Shaquille O'Neal had signal to freeze out Kobe Bryant when Lakers guard shot too much

Raja Bell: Shaquille O’Neal had signal to freeze out Kobe Bryant when Lakers guard shot too much

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Published September 2, 2019 at 12:50 PM

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Bell played with Shaq in Phoenix, where they had a teammate – Gordan Giricek – several Suns thought shot too much. So, Shaq provided a solution: The Suns would signal by clenching two fits and tapping their thumbs on top of each fist.

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