Why is Dwight smiling? Maybe because he put up 24 point and 25 rebounds in an overtime win against the Heat.
Dwight Howard of the Orlando Magic smiles during the game against the Miami Heat.
(photo by Sam Greenwood/Getty Images via Yahoo! Sports)
Why is Dwight smiling? Maybe because he put up 24 point and 25 rebounds in an overtime win against the Heat.
Dwight Howard of the Orlando Magic smiles during the game against the Miami Heat.
(photo by Sam Greenwood/Getty Images via Yahoo! Sports)
Dwight Howard with 25 points and 24 rebounds in a win over the Heat. Big night*.
Dwight Howard had 25 points and 24 rebounds, Ryan Anderson scored 27 and the Orlando Magic hit 17 3-pointers in a 102-89 victory over the Miami Heat on Wednesday night.
*Big enough for this Tumblrer to remember to post something on the Dwight Howard’s Shoulders account
Superman vs. Alfred
Dwight Howard of the Orlando Magic drives against Chris Bosh of the Miami Heat
(photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images via Yahoo! Sports Photos)
Orlando at Heat: 5 things to watch
In February, while seemingly everyone was burying the new-look Magic, something interesting happened: Dwight Howard began to build an MVP résumé. Since Orlando lost on its home floor to the Heat on Feb. 3, Howard has put together the most impressive stretch of his career. In the 11 games since that loss, Howard has posted six games of 30 points or more. He hasn’t collected fewer than 10 rebounds in a game since Jan. 19. How’s he getting it done? For one, never underestimate the value of the deep catch in the paint. We can argue about the level of refinement Howard has achieved on the block (though anyone who still maintains Howard doesn’t have a thorough post game simply hasn’t been watching).
By Kevin Arnovitz and Tom Haberstroh
(via Heat Index Blog - ESPN)
Tough loss.
Magic center Dwight Howard played all 48 minutes — the first time he’s ever done that in a non-overtime game — and finished with 17 points and 16 rebounds.
(Source: letsgomagic)