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NBA legend Dwight Howard makes brave Orlando Magic Statement

NBA legend Dwight Howard makes brave Orlando Magic Statement

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Dwight Howard is one of the best centers in NBA history.

The 39-year-old is best known for his eight-year stay with Orlando Magic.

During this time he played six all-star games (and led the franchise to the NBA final 2009).

Via @mlDiffley: “Dwight Howard with the magic:

6x all-star
5x all-defense
5x all-NBA 1. Team
4x rebounding leader
3x dpoy
2x blocks the leader
Led Orlando to the final “

Howard recently sent a contribution about magic.

Howard wrote: “Okc looks like they have got it now, but magic wins a chip! KCP in 2 years !!!

Many NBA fans commented on his contribution.

Via @revickmoss: “I hope you are right.”

Via @eaglefangmaster: “It's a shame that he won't be on the squad when that happens … He wasn't good Lol” last year “

Via @n0_caller_1d: “I bet you 1k orlando win no title in the next 5 years”

Via @rbHead12: “Magic needs a PG and an upgrade at C and you are good.”

Dwight Howard

December 30, 2011; Charlotte, NC, USA; The Orlando Magic Center Dwight Howard (12) receives a rebound against the Charlotte Bobcats in the Time Warner Cable Arena. Magic Win 100-79. Mandatory loan: Sam Sharpe-Mimagn pictures / Sam Sharpe-Mimagn-Pictures

The magic ended the 2024-25 season as a seventh seed in the Eastern Conference with a 41-41 record.

In the first round of the NBA playoffs 2025 (in five games) they lost to Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics.

Dwight Howard

December 6, 2010; Orlando Fl, USA; The Orlando Magic Center Dwight Howard (12) reacts against the Atlanta Hawks in the Amway Center after a call in the second half. Atlanta Hawks defeated Orlando Magic 80-74. Mandatory loan: Kim Klement-Mimagn Pictures / Kim Klement-Mimagn images

After the magic, Howard also spent time with the Houston Rockets, Atlanta Hawks, Charlotte Hornets, Washington Wizards, Philadelphia 76ers and Los Angeles Lakers (three times).

He won the 2020 NBA championship with LeBron James and the Lakers.

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