Shaquille O'Neal left a message on Twitter at halftime of a game

Twitter fever is such that even the rest of the NBA can send messages. Shaquille O'Neal did not cut his hair and wrote one, but the message was: "Shhhhhhh" which does not say much.

Far from criticizing him, the coach of the Suns, Alvin Gentry, said: "As long scoring 25 points and 11 rebounds, you can do whatever he wants. He can go to Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, ...". And is that the Suns coach is also considered in the micro-blogging service, although his part was his daughter who made it.

However, we think that Shaquille O'Neal is a pioneer, for Charlie Villanueva, the Bucks also left a message on Twitter on the rest of the match between his team and the Boston Celtics. Total, for which the Bucks were going to do ...

But Charlie Villanueva is not a pioneer, it is known that Gilbert Arenas was playing poker on the internet during the breaks. And the NBA is a world apart. There each one goes to your coil and how are you things that are not so alarming as they could be here. In fact, Shaquille O'Neal uses his Twitter account for free tickets to their fans (we take an example), while Lance Armstrong provides sports updates chores.

Charlie Villanueva has said it will not happen again.