Oh, you know, just blocking a shot at the top of the box… the usual.
Did you know Dwight Howard can jump? Like, high too.
The NBA today named Dwight Howard its Eastern Conference Player of the Week.
Howard averaged 19.5 points, 18.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 2.8 blocks as the Magic won three of their four games.
(via Orlando Magic BasketBlog)
Dwight Howard spins right past a reaching Tim Duncan to get to the cup for the jam.
(photo by NBAE/Getty Images via NBA.com)
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Dwight Howard and the Magic could become legit contenders.
(photo by Fernando Medina/NBAE/Getty Images via The Point Forward)
Dwight Howard (45 points, 23 rebounds) corrals this board over the outstretched arms of teammate Ryan Anderson and David Lee.
(photo by Rocky Widner/NBAE/Getty Images via NBA.com)
Dwight Howard goes for 45 points and 23 rebounds as well as an NBA-record 39 free throw attempts and, oh yeah, a Magic win that puts them in a tie for first place in the Southeast Division. You know, the usual…
Dwight Howard has shot about 40 free throws tonight (a new NBA Record). How does goes Golden State still have 5 players on the floor?
Golden State must be fouling him on the shoulders; refs only count that as half of a foul because they feel bad for your hand.
When Dwight Howard’s trade request became public, the superstar center pledged he would play as hard as he could and remain focused while he remained with the Orlando Magic.
It appears Howard has kept that promise…
…”The only thing that I can control is how I play and how I respond to my teammates and how I treat them,” Howard said before the game tipped off. “You can go around the room and ask the guys how I’ve been this year. I think I’ve been more vocal and a better leader on and off the court for my teammates.”
(by Josh Robbins via OrlandoSentinel.com)
Dwight’s face.
Toronto guard Jose Calderon hits the floor driving past Orlando center Dwight Howard during the Raptors’ 102-96 loss to the Magic at Amway Center in Orlando, Fla. Sunday, January 1, 2012.
(photo by Gary W. Green via OrlandoSentinel.com)
