OAKLAND — Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown are in the middle of their sparkling NBA careers, yet they find themselves on Shaquille O’Neal’s “OGs” All-Star team, joined by several future Hall of Famers as this new All-Star tournament begins Sunday at Chase Center.

“I would say it's not ideal to stop like that if you want guys to be physical,” Brown said via ESPN's Michael C. Wright. “I think guys were still out there having fun. All the OGs, team old knees and old backs, we came out on top, so I don't think anyone else should have had any excuses. It's definitely not ideal.”

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