If he had any post game whatsoever 
Prime Dwight Howard Was Something Else...
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He remains me of a 6'9 verison of my homie and HS teammate to a T on the court. Freak athletes with good BBIQ who defend and score due to their size and strength, and explosiveness since middle school but they are limited to thatI’m a lifelong Magic fan (unfortunately). He did work hard in Orlando. You can’t have the physique dude had in his prime and not work hard. His problem was he had no real innate shooting touch (like a lot of big men) compounded by a weird hitch in his release, and a dearth of natural fluidity/agility. The latter, he really couldn’t do anything about. He tried to develop moves. He tried working with Hakeem. He was just too robotic and stiff. Look how fluid someone like Embiid or the joker is compared to Dwight in Orlando offensively. He basically could only really rely on a drop step and a little hook (once he had great position) as far as his “bag.”Despite his flaws, he carved out a great career. He was a damn good player in his prime. You have to be a great player to take the Magic from the doldrums. He definitely should have been on the NBA 75 team.
That 09 run from Orlando was impressive. Beat the Big 3 Celtics on the road in game 7 and then disposed of a 66 win Cleveland team.
Hathaway
Someday, We'll All Be Free
No real coach would give him 15-18 touches cause this nikka couldn't do shyt with the ball. You can't iso Dwight in the post. He was at his best in pick and rolls and offensive put backs.
Hathaway
Someday, We'll All Be Free
It wouldve been over. Top 5 easily combined with that athleticism. Shyt wouldve been a MONSTERIf he had any post game whatsoever
He was lebron at the center position, in terms of being a genetic freak
Imyremeshaw
كن التغير الذي تريد أن تراه في العالم
Wherever Alonzo Mourning is on the list of centers, Dwight is right there, to me their impacts are similar....He was also arguably the best defender of his generation, and led a team to the Finals.Past the super top tier of centers (Kareem, Moses, Shaq, Russell, Wilt, Hakeem), he’s in the next discussion, though likely the bottom of it (David, Ewing, Walton, etc). He’s in the lane with Parish, Embiid, Jokic, Alonzo, etc.
Peter Popoff
Black uptowns and a chess board nıgga
This is essentially what Mitchell Robinson is. 
agpxknt
name
he wanted to put up the typical superstar offensive numbers 25ppg+ all he had to do was make his goddamned free throws
Goatpoacher
Superstar
And he refused to play within his limitations or get better at offense. He was an automatic turnover when he was fed the ball in the paint.
Street Messiah
Banned
great run but they are probably out in round 2 if Kevin garnett played. that team was fun to watch though. d12 dominating inside with hedo and Rashard Lewis giving teams fits with their size and floor spacing ability. too bad Stan van gundy ruined their chance at beating the lakers by panicking and bringing back jameer Nelson when he hadn't played since January. he was trash and the team was out of sync. should have trusted what got them there. skip 2 my Lou held it down.
he was never anywhere near as good as Embiid & Jokic were this past seasonHe was also arguably the best defender of his generation, and led a team to the Finals.
the Big 3 Celtics that didn’t have KG and got taken to 7 in the first round vs a .500 Bulls team
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
They keep on bringing up studs like Dame and AD and not their overrated 90’s heroes like Rodman and Reggie Miller.
AD>Dwight Howard
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Dennis Rodman has contributed so much more to winning than dwight ever did
youthink he stumbled into five rings and 6 finals by luck 
Dwight was called Kevin Willis on here for years, for a reason. I’d rather have seen a fully Bynum, Greg Oden, or brandon Roy from that era than howard.
gangreen
Top Notch
Prime David Robinson without the jumper and post moves