NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal ‘lifting’ the mood in New York Knicks vs Indiana Pacers Game 4 with hilarious stunt

The Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks played Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Tuesday night. While the Pacers had a small lead at halftime and stayed ahead through most of the third quarter, the Knicks, however, kept the game close. TNT broadcaster Kevin Harlan showcased the NBA studio team when Shaquille O’Neal was caught on camera, joking around and lifting “underdog” a crew member. It was a hilarious moment for fans.The Indiana Pacers led the series 2-1 after winning the first two games in New York. However, the New York Knicks made a solid comeback in Game 3, where they came back from 20 points behind to win. Game 4 was important for both teams to gain control of the series.During the halftime, TNT's announcer Kevin Harlan sent the broadcast to the “Inside the NBA” studio team for their report. During that moment, Shaquille O’Neal was caught on camera joking around and lifting “Underdog,” a crew member who helps put together the show. The funny moment added some light humor to a tense and competitive game night between two strong teams fighting for a spot in the NBA Finals.A fan reacted, saying:“Me calling child protective services seeing Shaq curling a baby.”Another fan reacted and said:“Sounds like an epic moment, That line captures the fun vibe of Inside the NBA perfectly, Shaq doing some wild mid-show workout antics, probably with the crew egging him on, and Kevin Harlan adding that signature theatrical intensity to the call.”Another fan reacted saying:“No pain, no gain...and no shame in asking for help!”Another fan shared the post and said:“Once a beast, always a beast.”Another fan said:“Don’t pull a muscle (or 2) Shaq!”Also Read: “I Lied On National TV”: Shaquille O’Neal Finally Reveals Truth Behind His Viral ‘Inside The NBA’ Bathroom BreakMoments like these bring respite to games like NBA, that are super intense, especially when brilliant teams are at loggerheads and performing their very best.