Dwightmare

The Los Angeles Lakers are trying desperately to re-sign Dwight Howard in the hopes that he will help the Lakers improve after a season that they were a seven seed and swept in the first round by the San Antonio Spurs. GM Mitch Kupchak, head coach Mike D'Antoni and company are surely hard at work trying to ensure the highest quality roster possible to avoid a repeat of this...

I think the best landing spot for Dwight is in Houston, though you of the third-grade reading level and mind unriddled by dementia probably gathered that from the spoiler-ridden headline. You will not read any of the following phrases in this article: “no state taxes,” “building a brand,” “extra year at the max,” or, my favorite, “larger annual raises, ” as though the NBA were a government entity

Say this for Dwight Howard: he is consistent. He fails and he blames everyone and anyone but himself. Anyone could see this coming. Howard's latest failure isn't blamed on himself but rather, you guessed it, Mike D'Antoni, the current head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers...

It certainly couldn't be called a happy return to Disney Land for enigmatic center Dwight Howard, now of the Los Angeles Lakers. Howard and his new club visited Orlando Tuesday night and came away with a 106-97 victory over the not so magical Magic...

Now that the Dwight Howard trade has been made official, many are already handing the Lakers a championship. Not so fast there, folks. Allow me to hit you with a little knowledge as to why they aren't the favorites to win the title right away and why they may not even be the best team in their own conference still...

After taking a bit of a hiatus, the Dwightmare has returned and, this time, it might be coming to an end for at least another year. This is because reports indicate that a four team trade to send Dwight Howard to the Los Angeles Lakers is close to being completed...

Orlando Magic general manager Rob Hennigan met with the petulant Dwight Howard on Wednesday in an attempt to update the big man on their plans going forward and to try to get him to be a part of them for the long run. Howard, however, was not so receptive...

NBA teams have been jockeying for position for weeks in an attempt to lure in Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard via trade from his current team. That may now have to wait, as the Magic have been spreading the word that they might not trade the nuisance of a big man this summer...

Despite reports that disgruntled Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard would sign a contract extension with the Los Angeles Lakers if he was traded there, it appears as though the Dwightmare just continues to get uglier. Howard's agent, Dan Fegan, has come out and said that regardless of who Howard is traded to, he will explore the free agent market, including the Brooklyn Nets...

While NBA fans everywhere wait to find out where Dwight Howard will be playing next year, they saw a number of transactions go down on another torrid day of NBA free agency. Upon having his name linked to trade talks in the Dwightmare, Andrew Bynum's agent is urging teams that have been linked to him to check with Bynum to make sure that he would be receptive to signing an extension before trading

Summer continues to smolder both in terms of temperature and in the NBA free agent market. Wednesday was no exception, with a number of high profile moves going down. In a stunning change of pace, the Dwightmare lead the charge with a new batch of rumors...

Earlier today, the New York Knicks made the decision to not match the offer sheet from the Houston Rockets for point guard Jeremy Lin. That was just the tip of the iceberg on a busy day of NBA free agent movement, with a reemergence of the Dwightmare headlining the action...