Dwight's journey is the thing I watch the NBA for

[elementally morale]

I never liked Dwight Howard. I thought he was full of himself, fake and corny. I was not feeling sorry for him when he got into this or that kind of trouble. I really didn't think I'd see him change and grow up.

Yet he did. I don't know when... must have been pretty recently. Anyway, his change as a player and person is the kind of thing I follow the NBA for.

Do you guys have some experience like the one I was talking about?

(I had many many in the past... but I'm not telling you just yet.)

[Proctor]

I never liked Dwight Howard. I thought he was full of himself, fake and corny. I was not feeling sorry for him when he got into this or that kind of trouble. I really didn't think I'd see him change and grow up.

Yet he did. I don't know when... must have been pretty recently. Anyway, his change as a player and person is the kind of thing I follow the NBA for.

Do you guys have some experience like the one I was talking about?

(I had many many in the past... but I'm not telling you just yet.)
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[brooks_thompson]

Zach Randolph. Memphis essentially traded Pau Gasol for him (Kwame's expiring contract led to salary cap room which was used to absorb Z-Bo that summer). I was furious. I think most know what happened next; it was one of the most unexpected turnarounds and one of the best marriages between city and player you could ever ask for.

[elementally morale]

Marc Gasol. At first I thought he was just a little brother fat bum. It was both surprising and great to watch him develop into a very good player.

Ben Wallace.

[ROCSteady]

Def Shaun Livingston even though he was never a corny douche, just a survivor and Warrior.

Maybe Sasha The Machine because sometimes he looked D-League and other time he was a spark plug but it was fascinating how he actually had a role on a championship team.

I'm pleasantly surprised by Dwight; I hated the signing initially but he has been integral to the Lakers success so far. Good for him

[red1]

gotta give him his props. I've always disliked dwight because he seems like an underachieving goof.



he's doing exactly what I hate on melo for not doing - coming off the bench and making a huge impact for a team.