Orlando Magic Exploring Other Trade Options For Dwight Howard

Discussion in 'Basketball Talk' started by Sportsguy, Jul 11, 2012.

  1. Sportsguy

    Sportsguy AKA-Sportsguy9695

    The Houston Rockets have joined the Los Angeles Lakers and the Brooklyn Nets as the most serious potential trade partners with the Orlando Magic on a Dwight Howard deal, according to sources close to the process.Sources told ESPN.com that the Rockets are discussing a multitude of trade scenarios with the Magic, offering to serve both as the team that would acquire Howard in a direct trade between the clubs and also as a third team that would participate in a trade that lands Howard with the Lakers and brings All-Star center Andrew Bynum to Houston.The Rockets, in the latter scenario, would push to acquire Bynum from the Lakers while furnishing the Magic with a package of future draft picks and cap-friendly contracts to set Orlando up for a full-fledged roster reload. Sources confirmed a HoopsWorld.com report that the three-team trade construction that sends Bynum to the Rockets instead of the Magic -- with Orlando said to be concerned about its ability to re-sign Bynum for the long term -- gained traction Tuesday.

    Source: ESPN
     
  2. Chipper10

    Chipper10 Back 2 Back! Roll Tide Roll!

    If Howard ends up with the Lakers, that is huge.

    I know, back issues. But all the disappointing talk in Bynum, and he's had injury problems as well. Could be interesting who wins this war.
     
  3. ragman

    ragman Pro Bowler Fantasy Guru

    He'll probably wind up with the Lakers. After all, they've had a number of great big men over the years. Wilt, Kareem, Shaq. Why not Howard?
     
  4. Inclulbus

    Inclulbus WE ARE! .. Marshall!



    How do you not mention Kwame Brown?? D.J. MBenga?? WTF ...
     
  5. TheSnowman

    TheSnowman #1 Trap Star

    I see Howard as a beast in LA. Screw Boston's big three, this would be better, something that might even worry Miami a little bit.
     
  6. Sportsguy

    Sportsguy AKA-Sportsguy9695

    I would hate to see Howard go to LA
     
  7. ragman

    ragman Pro Bowler Fantasy Guru

    Me too. But, I have a sinking feeling that's where he's going to wind up.

    S0, when it's finally decided where Howard is going to go, what will ESPN find to talk about?
     
  8. Chipper10

    Chipper10 Back 2 Back! Roll Tide Roll!

    I hope he ends up in LA, but will he be there more than a year?

    Also, NFL is right around the corner. There's gonna be a QB controversy with the Jets.

    More Tebow.
     
  9. Mike

    Mike Want some Cheetos?

    DHoward is like the biggest snitch in the league right now
     
  10. ragman

    ragman Pro Bowler Fantasy Guru

    I saw something that said he should be called Dwight (It"s All About Me) Howard.
     
  11. TheSnowman

    TheSnowman #1 Trap Star

    In his defense, he's been getting hecked around by that team for a while now...I probably wouldn't want to be there either after it all.
     
  12. bossco

    bossco Rookie

    Yeah but he has been doing the same thing to the team.

    9ers n lakers on my razr maxx(tapralk)
     
  13. ragman

    ragman Pro Bowler Fantasy Guru

  14. smeags

    smeags militant geek

    how is howard any better then lebron ?
     
  15. mj1987us26

    mj1987us26 Super

    He isn't, Howard is worse. James made a mistake in the decision, but all the money went to charity, Howard is just hell bent on hurting the Magic.
     
  16. ragman

    ragman Pro Bowler Fantasy Guru

    So, has Howard replaced LBJ as the most hated player in the NBA?
     
  17. TheSnowman

    TheSnowman #1 Trap Star

    My guess is no. But it's not impossible.
     
  18. mj1987us26

    mj1987us26 Super

    He should.
     
  19. ball in the baskett

    ball in the baskett First Team All Pro

    idk why people would start hating howard hes not a bad guy things happen between players and teams all the time
     
  20. mj1987us26

    mj1987us26 Super

    Things do happen, but classy guys do not go public with only wanting to be traded to one team and one team only and saying if he doesn't get traded to that team he won't sign an extension basically hand cuffing the team that took a chance on him as a young kid.