Inside the NBA offering exemption from ‘Shaqtin’ a Fool’ for one player

No NBA player wants to be embarrassed on the court, but that embarrassment is made exponentially worse when it is highlighted on Inside the NBA’s “Shaqtin‘ a Fool” segment.

No NBA player wants to be embarrassed on the court, but that embarrassment is made exponentially worse when it is highlighted on Inside the NBA’s “Shaqtin‘ a Fool” segment.

Now that infamy can be avoided forever by one lucky player if he wins the “Golden Ticket,” which will grant him exemption from the segment for the remainder of his career.

ATTENTION TO ALL @NBA PLAYERS: You can be exempt from #Shaqtin if you admit to your gaffe on social media! cc: @SHAQ pic.twitter.com/PzVgRGhHX8

— NBA on TNT (@NBAonTNT) December 18, 2015

#BehindtheLens: A close-up look at the Shaqtin' a Fool Golden Ticket. pic.twitter.com/kj11wNOmdX

— TNT Sports U.S. PR (@TNTSportsUS) December 18, 2015

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The rules state that a player can win amnesty by admitting to his mistake on social media. From where we sit, if any player deserves the award it is Anderson Varejao, for his great contributions to the world of Shaqtin’.

– Brendan Maloy