In the end, there will be no trade of Dwight Howard until the Orlando Magic are completely and utterly convinced that they cannot sign him to stay, and then that they got the best possible deal they could for him. Neither of those things are going to happen before Dec. 25. But should the Magic…
Via Fox Sports Florida
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December 12, 2011
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Magic CEO Alex Martins says he met with center Dwight Howard and is still holding out hope that the franchise will be able keep him.
Martins made his comments Monday, a day after Howard said the he hadn't spoken to general manager Otis Smith since asking the Magic to trade him.
Howard said that he did speak with Magic trade acquisition Glen "Big Baby...
Via Sports Report 360
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December 12, 2011
It happened, the world knew, but Dwight Howard finally started to stand up for himself and demanded a trade. This could be bad or good, but it finally lumps the center in as another highly self-indulgent superstar who is not trying to portray himself as one of the good guys with a nice Christian wholesome image.
Yes, this means his ego is just like so many others, and while he won’t...
Via BlackSportsOnline
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December 14, 2011
Marshall, Marshall, Marshall.
As someone who has had his wisdom teeth pulled before, I can tell you it is a horrible experience I wouldn’t wish about my worst enemy.
I feel Marshall’s pain. You are a bit delusional for at least two days after the surgery.
With that being said, Marshall needs a girlfriend immediately or a hooker (Chyna is available). Just watch the video....
Via NJ.com
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December 14, 2011
If this deal can’t be closed, Nets will catch some serious heat
Via Sports Report 360
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December 15, 2011
Otis Smith found a way to stick it to Dwight Howard one more time when he ended trade talks for the elite center who is sure to play this season with quite a bit of disappointment and rage now. Now comes the biggest questions, will he handle it like a professional and can Stan Van Gundy and him coexist for another season?
To give you an idea of the mind state of the young superstar...
Via Pro Basketball Talk
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December 14, 2011
If a team were going to jump in as the facilitator in a Dwight Howard to the Nets trade, you would bet that team would be from the West. They would have motivation to keep Howard in the Eastern Conference and away from the Lakers (or Mavericks). Enter the Portland Trail Blazers. At least that…
Via Boston Herald Sports
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December 13, 2011
ORLANDO, Fla. - The ongoing saga about whether Magic center Dwight Howard's days in Orlando are numbered isn't...
Via NJ.com
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December 15, 2011
Highlighting the best Nets comments on NJ.com
Via MSNBC
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December 12, 2011
Magic CEO Alex Martins says he met with center Dwight Howard and is still holding out hope that the franchise will be able keep him.
Via oregonlive.com
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December 14, 2011
Adrian Wojnarowski is reporting that the Orlando Magic have taken Dwight Howard off the market.
Via Pro Basketball Talk
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December 15, 2011
Last season: 52-30, fourth seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. Lost a close first-round series to the Atlanta Hawks in six games. Head Coach: Stan Van Gundy, if he can manage to not go insane while continually asked about the Dwight Howard situation all season. Key Departures: None … yet. (OK, not entirely true.) Gilbert…
Via Orlando Magic Daily
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December 13, 2011
Magic Masters is Orlando Magic Daily's attempt to recognize the best in Magic history. In this edition, we are trying to rank the best teams in Magic history. To see the full tournament bracket, visit the introduction page. Today, we continue the quarterfinals:
The 1996 team has gone largely unappreciated in Magic lore. Like the 2010 team, the 1996 team might have...
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