Is Dwight a top 75 player of all time? Why was he left off the list? Does he make the Hall Of Fame?

@Kindaserious365

2 жыл бұрын

For sure top 75. He’s going to the hall of fame too. He had a dominate ass run. He messed up the Kobe vs Lebron finals. He was a monster!(Typing this while I enjoy the video)

@staciemohler4624

2 жыл бұрын

I think he should and will make the Hall Of Fame

@thetruth619ful

2 жыл бұрын

There's no way he's not a hall of famer and he 100% had a better career than dame did

@stuntedgrowth

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kindaserious365 Salute.

@stuntedgrowth

2 жыл бұрын

@@staciemohler4624 I think he should too

He was never the same after that back injury in Orlando. I remember it like it was yesterday. I thought he wouldn't be the same. I didn't know i would be right. He still put up some numbers after tho but before that back injury in Orlando he was something special.

@stuntedgrowth

2 жыл бұрын

Yea that was big.

@cassidyhill1954

2 жыл бұрын

Same thing that happened to Tracy McGrady

@thedancinglobster

2 жыл бұрын

Houston is where he got the back injury it’s why when they got to the conference finals vs the clippers they folded up 3-1 sad because those were good teams just injury riddled

@chrisrobinson8339

2 жыл бұрын

@@thedancinglobster I'm not talking about that

@thepubknight6144

Жыл бұрын

​​@@cassidyhill1954 when big tall men mess up their backs in the nba, its wrap...it happened to larry johnson ,shawn kemp, and charles barkley also

Dwight was actually a huge part of the Lakers last championship run. They realized they missed him a ton when they let him go and brought him back this season because he had so much value.

Dwight used to hit that little mid-range off the glass for about a year or two. Nobody else remember that?

@rg3_inc

2 жыл бұрын

Still needed more,in my opinion he didn't have as much of a post game as he should have had

@itachi019

2 жыл бұрын

@@rg3_inc now that I agree with. He only had that jump hook, a spin move, and bully ball..

@bizzyrizzy4075

2 жыл бұрын

I did

@MaxPotentialGreatness

2 жыл бұрын

Lol hell yeah i remember that ….i think he started working more on his jumper after they lost to LA. He was trying new things but i also think the league wasn’t ready for that type of play and i also feel like Orlando wanted to keep dwight in a box.

1st ballot HOF! Hate it or love it…Dwight did it his way. His resume, in context to his era, stands up with the best post players in league history. Freak athlete, goofy, corny, dedicated, champion, etc..

@wilt3051

2 жыл бұрын

the champion status solidifies him into a first ballot, not his ceiling but still damn amazing. plus he was a biiiiiiiiiig contributor in that 2020 title

Getting van gundy fired and leaving Orlando after they fired him hurt his reputation as well

Dwight Howard is a Hall of Famer no doubt the run of injuries after Orlando did him in especially the back.

@stuntedgrowth

2 жыл бұрын

Yea the back was huge

@vaughnreedjr6592

2 жыл бұрын

He not a first ballot HOF.

@thedancinglobster

2 жыл бұрын

@@vaughnreedjr6592 yea he is best defensive center in the nba multiple defensive player of the year awards during his physical prime and went to a finals by himself then and rebounding leader then winning a ring plus being a multiple time all star he’s first ballot no doubt

@Raygun34

2 жыл бұрын

@subzero3639 Haha bro you know I love hoops. Oh and how bout them DAWGS!!

@Raygun34

2 жыл бұрын

@@vaughnreedjr6592 What does that even mean? What does it matter if your first ballot or 5th ballot a HOF is a HOF 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

All and all Dwight had a good season with the Lakers that year especially when AD missed time. He was needed in the playoffs really.

If Dwight is on here then Vince Carter should be too. The 2 biggest underachievers in basketball

@rg3_inc

2 жыл бұрын

Truth be Told

@zeroturn7091

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t think that Vince could’ve individually done anything better, other than attending his ceremony in Toronto during the ECF. His biggest downfall was pairing after NJ. He could never catch on with a contender. Dwight is only an underachiever in the greatest centers of all time conversations. SG made a good point with stunt #3, and to date the only person I have seen too yoked up to have a decent form was Karl Malone. He made it work. Howard also has a Little Richard persona that doesn’t mesh well in either era.

@versatillion15

2 жыл бұрын

ZeroTurn his own teammates (Vince) said he was only good when he was angry. That means he had no fire in em. & Dwights only stunt was his lack of work ethic he didn’t need a jumpshot he needed to work on his efficiency on post ups he had one go to move & stopped using it in year 5 there’s no excuse for that

All great points. I never understood his criticisms which were always thinly veiled shots at his character. Sure, he clowns about a little too much but he did indeed have a post game and was saddled with non-elite teammates in Orlando.

@frankpoleski5423

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh they made it to the finals that magic team was really good

@joshuawashington481

2 жыл бұрын

@@frankpoleski5423 He carried them you mean. His supporting cast was inadequate to say the least.

@frankpoleski5423

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshuawashington481 rashard Lewis hedie turkollo so for the spelling the light skin gaurd I forget his name they had a great team that yr

@doeb3685

2 жыл бұрын

@@frankpoleski5423 that team was perfectly built around him. Nelson was a solid pg, Turkoglu & Lewis were good scorers

This Dude Dwight in my opinion was the last center that was equally as valuable on offense as he was on Defense. Dwight in his prime impacted games like no other… he was extremely athletic and he was incredibly durable up until his back injury. Loved watching him in Orlando and he had a great attitude. Anyone remember , Dwight was one of the first stars that wanted to play in Brooklyn…anyways shout out to Dwight. He always treated the media well and he made the game look fun.

That back injury of his a decade ago was a final big nail of the coffin of his superstar career. That took his athleticism greatly to the effect. But eventually, he accepted that his career would wind up like this and got a championship with it in 2020. He'll be in the hall of fame soon, but it would take longer than we all know.

David Robinson, Hakeem, Patrick, had jumpers in the 80’s-90’s. He had no excuse. Shit Alonzo Mourning is his size equivalent and he had a god damn jumpshot to the free throw line extended.

@lefty206

2 жыл бұрын

Most of the time in athletics, if you don't get trained the right way from the very beginning it will permanently stunt your growth. I think that's what happened to Dwight as far as his shooting and expanding his game.

Where is my emeka okafor stunted growth?😁

Didn't Howard have back surgery when he was with the Lakers??? I seem to remember that.Glad Howard called Kobe out on being a ball HOG and taking too many shots!!! Good job on the video Stunted Growth,nostalgic ride down memory lane.HOWARD was a BEAST while he was with Orlando!!! LOL.

@macewbee

2 жыл бұрын

Yes on Ron Artest admitted that he was wrong Kobe bryant R.I.P. was to focus on that ring and getting called the next jordan he should have let him get surgery and see how good was Nash and demand that the lasters organization get better role players by the draft and get in a system where he actually passes the ball since I think if something bad happened to him the Lakers would have gone out of his way to make sure he was right to play.

@starielife2680

2 жыл бұрын

@@macewbee lol you have a one sentence paragraph

Dwight acts like a teenager still and he's almost 40, Dwight is definitely a HOF in my opinion I think it was a certain perception about his maturity that rubbed people the wrong way, they wanted him to act like an alpha male but that was never Dwight's style. It legit pisses people off when somebody is that big and talented but is so damn goofy

@thedancinglobster

2 жыл бұрын

He has joy as someone who is 6’5 260 plus we’re not regulated to what you want us to be because you believe that if you were our size that we should be the most mean mafuckas all the time. It’s a switch for us we can go there easily but being like that all the time at our size is mentally physically and emotionally draining to say the least. We still aren’t to be fucked with but we don’t have to conform because you want us to

@lefty206

2 жыл бұрын

@@thedancinglobster thanks so much for saying this. I'm 6'10 245 and played basketball most of my life because I absolutely love it, not because of any expectations. It's crazy how much people project onto you when you're that size, and it took me a long time to realize that 99% of those people are just jealous and envious. After these realizations it's made it a lot easier to understand and navigate life.

@blakelip3

2 жыл бұрын

@@thedancinglobster a very toxic way of thinking smh we don’t need to be mean like let them have fun an enjoy the game. He can be goofy and still give your opposing team 40 lol

Dwight in his prime with Orlando I loved watching him. I just wish he had developed a post game (had spin moves, hooks, etc.) but as said in the video he wasn't finesse enough. Also, maybe you should do a stunted growth video on Emeka Okafor and/or Al Jefferson. Both in the same class as Dwight and both players who I think could've been better like Howard as well.

@moebowie

2 жыл бұрын

Emeka hell no. But Al Jefferson yes. Combo low post player

@bktrybe3685

2 жыл бұрын

He did have spin moves tho and a couple hook shots here and there as well bruh....

@justinhenryrebel

2 жыл бұрын

Dwight was a beast. That finals team he had was dangerous- a top five big man surrounded by shooters

Thank JC for your work! I've been waiting a while for this Dwight Howard vid.

Dwight belongs on the list no doubt but he played apart in the perception that became his reality

That was an awesome vid. Would like to one day see vids about some of the 90s heat players like alonzo mourning pj brown and jamal mashburn

Stunt 3 reminds me of a story when I was younger.. a little background I know Dwight Howard and my dad and his dad were very close friends when I was young I received free access to camps saw him practice etc

@paigefears9142

2 жыл бұрын

So I was in 3rd 4th grade around that time Dwight was going to the Hawks, we played games like knock out etc.. I tell you this man didn’t miss but I didn’t know that was how consistent professional basketball players were.. so the first day of school I was telling all my friends that Dwight could shoot like Stephen Curry, they all got mad towards the end of the season because we all like the hawks because we’re from Atlanta

I believe you are wrong, by quite a bit. Gobert, Ayton, Capela, Claxton, Allen, Poeltl, Williams, Nurkic, Stewart... These are just some of the starting centers that don't shoot the 3 ball. So it's obvious that he isn't destroyed because of that, don't be tricked.

@ogmusik2549

2 жыл бұрын

Gobert has even less offensive game than Howard. Deandre Jordan was an all star a few years back and all he could do was score on lobs or put backs

@Magicstockton

2 жыл бұрын

Ayton can, Nurkic can.

@barca29np

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Dwight declined mainly bc of that horrible back injury he had lol

One of my favorite players growing up. I'm happy he got a ring with the Lakers

I'm really glad Dwight got his redemption arc with the Lakers and helped them win a ring.

Dwight is at peace. Future HOF Champion Made man. I don’t think he’s stressed about the politics anymore.

Man I miss how the NBA used to be from 2000-2010 I don't like the direction of the league

Howard and JaVale McGee were an essential part of the Lakers' championship run. Howard's defense against Jokic in the WCF, while scoring 8 ppg on nearly 80% from the field was a key to the team's success. That Laker team actually proved that rim running bigs who could play elite level big man type defense could be essential to an NBA champion. Rim running bigs actually were not phased out of the league, as guys like Clint Capela still play important roles. It's actually post scoring bigs that were dramatically reduced in the NBA, a skill-set Dwight was often criticized for as being too limited. Unfortunately, he did think of himself as a post up guy for many years, despite those limitations, and he balked at becoming just a rim runner for several years as the league phased that out some. Finally though, he did accept his role as just a rim runner during that championship run, which made him a surprisingly important piece on a championship team, just when he had been all but forgotten. For that reason, along with his many years of elite play, he needs to be HOF and considered a top 75 guy. I can think of at least a couple of old timers who might better be left off that top 75 all-time team.

Dwight did a very good job on joker and defending the rim cant say he didn't play a part in that run bro ..great video tho

I wanna hear your take on what happened to Jimmer Fredette. For his scoring ability to not translate even a lil bit is wild to me.

@stuntedgrowth

2 жыл бұрын

Got you.

He had a great career played in some finals got a ring some all-star games was once the top center slam dunk champ and when you talk about defense he's in that conversation to of one of the best.

Back injuries and attitude. But his growth is not stunted, just old age and new era of basketball which I can't stand.

I would argue that Dwight Howard actually was a better player after he got injured and took a reality check after his first contract in los Angeles. After taking a step down he just like Rasheed Wallace fit better into support roles that didn't require them to be the face of a franchise.

He definitely lost his confidence in 2012. Dwight is definitely the last of his kind too. It’s crazy to think that just over a decade ago, he and Andrew Bynum were the best centers in the league. It was definitely a snub to not include him in the 75 list, while also including guys who were eligible but did not make the top 50 list. If his career was only 10 years, he wouldn’t made the list. We are talking about a guy who rivaled an older Shaq, and was mentored by Hakeem Olajuwon, he has no choice but to be a traditional center.

I think more than anything that was done on the court, people always like to see the personal/professional development. From perception Dwight was always the same, content with being big and goofy. I think if people saw more of a hungry Dwight there wouldn't be doubts as where he fits all time. But he still is Top 75 no doubt.

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When I look at how the games played now I think there's still room for dwight in the right situation. Look at Rudy Golbert. Dwights tenure won't grant him that opportunity though. Excellent work bro 👏🏿

This man has accomplished everything that can be done on the court and you have him on the STUNTED GROWTH LIST? 😂😅 How about he’s JUST GETTING OLD??

Dwight Howard is an hall of famer

As a nets fan I hoped he would come with Chris Paul the one year that was seriously teased. Unfortunately he didn't want to be the bad guy to his home fans and stayed with the Magic. Ironically he ended up being the bad guy anyway.

Nice Job buddy ,i wish You can do it somme vídeo about Randy white forward drafted 8 overall in 1989 by the Dallas mavericks from Louisiana tech,they call him the MAILMAN 2 because they Say s he going to be the next kal Malone .thanks .

D. How is a Goat in his own right 🙌🏾!! #TheLakeShow22 🏆🏆!!

If Howard worked on his fundamentals in the post and passing out of the post his back issues wouldn't have derailed his career. He depended on his athleticism too much. However he is a hall of famer.

@rooseveltdarbey9493

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly he had no finesse post moves, no midrange jumper and couldn't make free throws. Once you loose athleticism and can't jump you better have elite fundamentals.

While the game has changed, I think of he was consistently healthy, he still be valuable. He was immensely athletic and some sound the rim. He probably could have extended his career also if he was more open to the pick and roll a la Stockton and Malone. And having a couple post moves would help in a pace and space league even further because you'd have to leave him 1 on 1 to defend shooters consistently. He wouldn't have the issue gobert or Drummond has

I have some of his Cardboard, and some decent Cardboard at that. They just never really seemed to increase much. I like Dwight Howard, the first few years I thought he was on his way to being an elite player. Really good athlete, awesome level of dictation and a couple of arms that looked like Steel Cables. Maybe he should have stayed in Orlando, it seems after they made the Finals in 2009 they and his career sort of fizzled. I'm sure his Stock Portfolio must kick some tail and I bet he's happy, I just have a feeling he should have done more. I don't mean to slag on the guy I just don't see him as an all-time top 75 NBA Player. The feeling was Dwight was lacking in work ethic but it's tough for us to say when we weren't there. Still a good video, thanks.

I seen someone comment that Howard won’t make the HOF……soo much foolery

Precocious talent, goofy and loveable but too often overly immature, Atlanta kid, physical development arguably far ahead of mental adaptability and acumen, stunted growth.......Dwight Howard......Cam Newton

If Dwight is in the top 75 then maybe Mcgrady, C Webb, and Grant Hill should be too.

@charmhadmosby6766

2 жыл бұрын

They took they team to the finals ?

I liked him as our backup C last year. Kinda crazy tho

Damn just imagine Dwight with one Year of College under his belt 🤯🤯😅 definitely a number one pick still an must see TV

@lefty206

2 жыл бұрын

Huh? That would have just wasted a year that he spent in the NBA, and he's going to the Hall of Fame lol 🤷🏿‍♂️

@blakelip3

2 жыл бұрын

@@lefty206 what’s done is done but it would’ve been interesting to see him play in college and of course he’s a hof no doubt…..

People forget that there was a 3 or 4 year stretch where it was a legit discussion about whether it was Dwight or LeBron as the best player in the league

Dwight was a top 3 maybe 2 player a one time in the league. 1st ballot hof for sure 💯

Stunted growth is not the right phrase. He just peaked and was still great after his back injUry. Lakers don't win their ring without him.

I can’t read lips, but I have always wondered what Steve Nash said to Dwight in that clip 🤣 I can’t be the only one lol

@stuntedgrowth

2 жыл бұрын

Lol me too. I think it was like Dwight: my hands are up here why you throw it so low Nash: that's the only place I could throw it put yours hands down then. Possible n word here, probably not though seeing Nash is cool

@dhappz9337

2 жыл бұрын

@@stuntedgrowth I can def see that lol Nash’s expression is priceless lol He’s looking at Dwight like “MF, I’m STEVE NASH, how you can’t catch a lob from ME??? “ 🤣

@stuntedgrowth

2 жыл бұрын

@@dhappz9337 🤣Nash had it up to here! Never seen him like that. He's played seamless with Stoudamire, so he knows a thing or two. Tough pass and catch though. But Dwight's reaction was hilarious lol!

Bro Dwight made a few good plays for that chip. If you don't give him credit for that chip you gotta do the same to a lot of other guys. How much did Kidd really do for the Mavs for that chip? Barrea did more but do you take his ring away? Love your vids! This is half the fun of NBA fandom..Discussing the game with people who really watch it.

If he had a post up game " he would've been a monster long time ago """

An IMO he's the real '10 MVP.

Great video. To me he is one of the most overrated players in the NBA. During his prime he was by far the best center in an era of extremely weak centers and he rarely dominated as he should, he should have been averaging 30ppg.not 22. In the 90s he would have been at best the 6th best Center in the NBA. Never worked on his game, just extremely athletic, never took winning seriously. Appreciate this one SG

@rg3_inc

2 жыл бұрын

End of Discussion

@stuntedgrowth

2 жыл бұрын

Saulte💯

@samfranks9468

2 жыл бұрын

You said it well

You should do Amare Stoudemire! Please do S.T.A.T‼

Good video, but i don't think fair it's to say Dwight doesn't fit in the modern nba. Look at someone like Clint capela. If it weren't for injuries Dwight would have been at least a clint capela, even after declining Dwight's always been in great shape, hes an atheltic freak, even today. The third reason should be back injuries. He hasn't been the same since. Peace

Enjoy your content family! Will you be doing one on Andre Iguadalo as well since he and Dwight are the only ones still playing from that 2004 draft class? It’s ok to have expected more but that shouldn’t diminish his actual accomplishments. Now we could go on about how he’s in top 20 in career rebounds and blocks. He’s got 3 DPOY award etc… his career has been really one that should be heralded. The average NBA career is 4.5 years this guy averaged a double-double for 14 straight years. In fact per 36mins he’d still be averaging a double double! He’s in his 18th season! If we diminish this level of work what will we have to appreciate. Wish you would have framed this with a bit more respect for the work. JC you hooped come on fam! You lightweight on some Frank Isola 💩

@amaf11

2 жыл бұрын

Trevor ariza

Yea, imma go with constant back issues that speed his athleticism and true defensive effectiveness

He def a HOF and a champ and was good for us otb. Laker Land def appreciates Dwight I hope he retires a Laker.

HOF and 75th. 💯💯

I don’t remember that dunk on jrue but damn

I remember seeing a video with Dwight working out with Hakeem, had he implemented those moves it would have definitely helped him out today , knowing he relied solely on athleticism once he saw injuries he could have still been more impactful

@lefty206

2 жыл бұрын

Lol there's a reason why Hakeem is one of a kind. There's special qualities beyond skill that enable a person to play the way he did, and 99.9% of people will never be able to replicate that, that's what makes guys like Hakeem stand out.

Not having Dwight on that list was disrespectful 🤦🏿‍♂️

@17thNO

2 жыл бұрын

As with everything it was politicized. Certain people didn't like him. He got on the bad side of the wrong people. So what actually happened and facts don't matter. Emotion and agenda is what's "really" important.

@younggod3906

Жыл бұрын

@@17thNO facts 💯💯💯

You forgot the other stunt that Dwight Howard had a bad back injury that needed surgery and he came back too fast from the surgery.

He def top 75, 1st ballot hof based on stats..ie Tracy McGrady

6:55 He left Orlando but it wasn't like Shaq exactly, since the Lakers traded for Dwight. As far as I know Dwight never said he'd resign with their team or anything, they just traded for him to try to win now, so it wasn't fully Dwight's choice to be in LA

He’s 36 .he was an all star all the way up until 28 then the league changed

We need a whole video on how much you hate The Decision

Dwight Howard never develop post moves. So once his athleticism decline due to injury. His game suffered tremendously. He never had much success after leaving Orlando and he bounced around the league too much. Howard still is one of the few stunted growth alumni making da HOF. He 's the most athletic to play Center in NBA history in my opinion.

@ogmusik2549

2 жыл бұрын

Robinson was more athletic in my opinion

They did Dwight wrong he differently top 75 . AD hurt Again

i think stunt #1 & 2 hurt him the most. he was sooo good and fun to watch in Orlando

I’d rank him slightly lower than David Robinson. If he got consistent minutes he would mirror Andre Drummond in today’s game.

@MrBez007

2 жыл бұрын

Was a good player but no where near the admirals league

@zeroturn7091

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrBez007 I agree with that he was definitely more skilled, and had a longer peak. The Admiral came out the gate destroying the league where Dwight needed some years. They both got a ring during the end of their careers, and I want to say that ORL Dwight did more with less versus the Spurs.

Honestly people would tell you that the back injury is what kill Dwight's star status but it really wasn't it's juss that player archetype was readily available at that time an athletic lob catching shot blocking rim roller

No mention of the back injury prior to lakers trade??...that may have been the single greatest factor in his career trajectory, he was not the same guy on the Lakers. His post game wasnt very impressive either after he lost a step.

He was nice on the Hornets though

@charmhadmosby6766

2 жыл бұрын

And the rockets and the Lakers and the hawks

Do amare Stoudemire

He averaged a double double the first 15 years of his career..... he was a key factor in the Lakers championship season. How did he go from Superman to average...?? Ummmm.... age... Crazy how the disrespect continues towards Dwight. You act like he's supposed to be a stud at ages 34-36. His growth wasn't stunted at all. First ballot HOF and anyone with a basketball IQ knows he's top 75.... without a doubt better career than AD or Dame... it's not even close.

The Dwight / Kobe issues wasnt about both guys wanting to be the alpha. It was actually somewhat the opposite. Kobe wanted Dwight to take up the responsibilities that he thought a champion needed. He wanted him to lead. I mean to be his #2 of course but still be a leader. He wanted him to work hard. He didn’t think Dwight took basketball seriously enough.

He ain’t have no damn stunted grow th he in yr what 18 hall of famer !

Dwight "Smiley" Howard

I don’t think Dwight needed a three point shot. But the fact he never developed a go to post move(even after work with Hakeem Olajuwon 🤦🏾‍♂️😡) and relied exclusively on his athleticism until the back injury is what stunted him the most in my opinion. Still a HOFer and a top 75 player. He’ll just have wait until 2046 when the NBA turns 100 to get on the all-time list.

Wonder if he would be a superstar in the 1990's.

Dwight could have been Icon he’s better than Superman anyway

I gotta disagree with this one. A continuing NBA career just got injured. Wouldn’t say stunted growth tho. He was the top center for multiple years and only accolade I think is missing is MVP. 1st ballet easy

@stuntedgrowth

2 жыл бұрын

Injury is Stunted Growth. Stunted just means hindered. Not that you're done or trash. I think he should be first ballot too. But some things held him back from really dominating like he could've

@terrellmajors7221

2 жыл бұрын

@@stuntedgrowth I understand why you would say that and In those terms I can see but it didn’t stunt his Growth. 14 straight years averaging a solid double double with 1.5 BLKs until he was 32, Shaq had 13 straight none after age 32 , Hakeem had 12 none after age 33, Timmy had 13 straight none after age 33.. I believe the downfall happens anyway but the injury made it look bad

Him coming back too early from his back injury in 2012 started the downward spiral of his career. Had he applied what Hakeem taught him in Houston he could made up for the lost athleticism.

This might be a stretch but what if u did Allen iverson? I think he had a premature exit from the league

Idk how AD and Dame even made that list lol

How Anthony Davis made the top 75 before Dwight is beyond me

Okafor was not a bust...he developed into a double double 10 pts and 10 rb guy and got a few blocks...he was what he was supposed to be...

A HOF no question despite injury one of the last TRUE big men will we ever see anything like him? Or Cousins League is way too finesse now (centers extending range). Was a shell of his former self once he left the Lakers in his first stint but still was productive averaging a double double…..

Vince Carter needed to be on that list over anybody else excluded.

Even Yao Ming had a jumpshot

Dwright is more deserving in NBA 75 team than AD, he accomplished much more than AD, AD didn’t even accomplish anything noticeable except getting hurt

He actually was going to go to UNC

He's the conner kent Aka superboy Shaq is always the main superman of the NBA

Man dwight are more hof then damian. I love damian he play like steve francis and dwane wade but dwight is 3 time DOY a champ and yeah a all star why he is not in that fuckin list

Howard was definitely overlooked, his stats alone should have gotten him top 75. Had Kobe embrace Dwight just a bit, it might have changed his career but KBwas never a good teammate.