Shaquille O’Neal was in Canada and couldn’t catch the moment live when Bam Adebayo set the second-highest single-game scoring record with 83 points. Since then, though, the four-time NBA champion has shown support for the Heat star through social media and interviews.

As the Miami Heat search to keep this winning streak alive, they got out to a hot start in the first half vs Milwaukee, before Giannis Antetokounmpo and company came storming back.

Bam Adebayo averaged just 7.5 field-goal attempts per game during his one collegiate season at Kentucky, and former head coach John Calipari joked he was clearly holding the Miami Heat star back during that 2016-17 campaign.

Bam Adebayo made history when he scored 83 points the day the Washington Wizards beat the Miami Heat 150–129. Detractors kept pointing at his 43 free throw attempts to downplay the achievement, but it was special to him for another reason.

During a segment on Saturday Night Live, host Michael Che delivered a humorous jab at Bam Adebayo’s record-setting performance.

Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo did not receive much sympathy after he complained about the officiating in his team's loss Saturday. The Heat fell to the