Shaq must he really kiss Steve Kerr's feet? With cheese?

Steve Kerr has coached the Golden State Warriors at the NBA finals in each of the last five seasons, a performance that is among the rarest in NBA history – and one of whose NBA legend was certain would breed more.

On Monday night, Kerr, who has eight championship rings combined as a player and coach, tweeted an old ESPN excerpt during an interview with Shaquille O 'Neal, a member of the Hall of Fame. .

Hey @SHAQ, I'm going to do a favor and pretend that @ D_West30 did not send me this morning. pic.twitter.com/oFhpTPYjOo

– Steve Kerr (@SteveKerr) July 16, 2019

The clip, allegedly sent to David West by Kerr, aired in the summer of 2004, just days after Neal's transfer from the Los Angeles Lakers to the Miami Heat. This Lakers team had been coached to four NBA Finals (three titles) in five seasons by Phil Jackson, which was the feat that O 'Neal had announced that he would never be equaled. On his side, O. Neal is willing to pay for his "bet" with Kerr, who was the general manager of Phoenix Suns when the team traded for O. Neal in 2008.

@SteveKerr I imagine I'm going to scare, and that's kraft cheese lol

– SHAQ (@SHAQ) July 16, 2019

However, if O & # 39; Neal really wants to honor his commitment, he must first return to Miami. Because before Kerr had completed four (technically five) finals in five years, Erik Spoelstra coached the Heat in the finals four consecutive seasons from 2011 to 2014. Spoelstra was also an assistant coach of the Heat team that has won the title with O Neal in 2006. Nobody knows if his four consecutive finals trips were motivated by the "offer" of the player he's already coached.