UpAndComing
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This is a weird dude
Dwight Howard: I don't hang out with other NBA players
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This is a weird dude
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A lot more probable that other players in the league don't associate with him. He tried really hard to be Shaq early on, but the charade was see through. Diesel was a petty a$$hole at times but he was real and genuinely jovial off the court. He was also extremely charismatic. Everything about Dwight was fraudulent, from him finding Christ at 18 to his phoney happy-go-lucky act. The beginning of the end with him was when he pulled that clown shyt on Van Gundy and got called out by Stan on live television. He's burnt Bridges almost everywhere he's been and I don't know of any former teammate who speaks favorably about him. The problem can't be everyone else but he'll tell himself whatever he needs to in order to cope with the fact his peers don't respect nor like him.
He's burnt Bridges almost everywhere he's been and I don't know of any former teammate who speaks favorably about him. The problem can't be everyone else but he'll tell himself whatever he needs to in order to cope with the fact his peers don't respect nor like him.
Yeah, he hangs out with 16 year old girls, impregnates them and moves on to the next NBA city
The God Poster
LWO representa
He def the type to shyt on old teammates in his post career media job.A lot more probable that other players in the league don't associate with him. He tried really hard to be Shaq early on, but the charade was see through. Diesel was a petty a$$hole at times but he was real and genuinely jovial off the court. He was also extremely charismatic. Everything about Dwight was fraudulent, from him finding Christ at 18 to his phoney happy-go-lucky act. The beginning of the end with him was when he pulled that clown shyt on Van Gundy and got called out by Stan on live television.
fukk Cari 
nikka is a pure lame. Just happens to be a extremely athletic Atl breh 
David_TheMan
Banned
Kevin McHale said he had no problem with Dwight ever and it wasn't dwight that quit on him.
He name dropped Wall, Beal, Otto, and Oubre
Please don't corrupt the latter 3 youngins with the corniness, Dwight.
Please don't corrupt the latter 3 youngins with the corniness, Dwight.
Doobie Doo
Veteran
I was literally just watching this video right before coming here and I see this post. Its amazing because my team is the Wiz and I don't like Dwight, I generally like Cari. But she needs to stay in here lane. Maybe it's me, I don't like when female commentators try to clown athletes. Critique and joke around, cool but it always seems like they try to hard to embarrass an athlete and come off bytchy.
madness
Taking my talents to South Beach
I don’t blame him, most NBA players are lames off the court
I ain't saying much. IA lot more probable that other players in the league don't associate with him. He tried really hard to be Shaq early on, but the charade was see through. Diesel was a petty a$$hole at times but he was real and genuinely jovial off the court. He was also extremely charismatic. Everything about Dwight was fraudulent, from him finding Christ at 18 to his phoney happy-go-lucky act. The beginning of the end with him was when he pulled that clown shyt on Van Gundy and got called out by Stan on live television.
for Dwight enough for one offseason.but hating on a kid for trying to be religious is how a lot of shyt goes left
Hell, Jonathan Isaac is an all around good dude and his whole team embarrassed him because not ONE guy in the organization could show up to his church to support him preaching.
thenatural
Superstar
I don't think most ballplayers chill together besides teammates. LeBron and Wade do all extra shyt for the camera. Like that answer wasn't ground breaking.
He wasn't doing himself any favors when he tried to be political in his answers. She ran through that bullshyt like Reggie White in his heyday.
He wasn't doing himself any favors when he tried to be political in his answers. She ran through that bullshyt like Reggie White in his heyday.