Comments on: Dwight Howard wants to play with Chris Paul. Jameer who?

By: tradarian mitchell

tradarian mitchell — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 10:45:46 +0000

chris paul need to go to the magics my two favorite players teaming up thats unstoppable the best pg and the best center and if magics can aquire a good power foward and put rashard lewis at small forward that can be a team that can stop miami heat make that trade

By: alan

alan — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 21:15:20 +0000

seriously guys, if we want a championship we definitley cannot do anything to end up eventually losing howard! if he wants paul we have to atleast make a strong effort in getting him. plus if we get paul we are almost guranteed to win a championship and atleast thats want howard wants, and so do i, dont you?

By: jonesy

jonesy — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 01:44:11 +0000

scoot please learn how spell play before you bash the cornerstone of our franchise, truthfully i wish dwight would have walked into the front office and demanded it, but i guess ill accept a note if that is true, it is time that howard show “personality wise” that he is not just a talented big-kid, but dominant man ready to own the center spot like shaq once did. if howard wants paul i say we shut up and try to get him or whoever howard wants, cuz though i like nelson, but i dont know if i could handle losing another dominant big man like in the shaq era, plus can you imagine paul and howard, it would be CRAZY!!!! maybe a better combo then shaq and penny.

By: zg

zg — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 15:22:16 +0000

You guys are missing the point. I’ve been as a big a critic as any on dwight’s “offensive game” but if there are rumors that the best point guard in the league is available, you go get him. That’s not a slight at Jameer. He’s not saying they can’t win with Jameer. He’s saying that if you take the two best players at the two hardest positions to fill in the NBA, Stern will hand you a championship. Unless, of course, the miami triumverate ends up happening somehow.

By: E-ROC

E-ROC — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 13:21:32 +0000

Dwight Howard’s leadership leaves a lot to be desired. Just. Wow. Howard’s game hasn’t evolved since coming into the league. He should focus on improving his offensive game instead of management decisions. One could argue that his stunted development offensively has contributed much to the Magic’s coming up short this year.

By: scoot

scoot — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 12:37:16 +0000

Howard needs to learn how to pay offense before starts telling management what he wants. Don’t get me wrong, Howard is one of my favorite players, personality wise, but if it’s not an easy dunk, he struggles to make his own shot..