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    Default Dwight Howard and his greatness

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYmpPqJLX_Y










    Never seen yao take an ass whooping like that ever

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    Default Re: Dwight Howard and his greatness

    I got into RocketsGreatness head, im the man.



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    Default Re: Dwight Howard and his greatness

    Back when Wade actually attacked the basket.

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    Default Re: Dwight Howard and his greatness

    Quote Originally Posted by EarlTheGoat
    I got into RocketsGreatness head, im the man.



    nah idk who that is

    but look at this real quick

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R-9y...eature=related

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    Default Re: Dwight Howard and his greatness

    Mourning was just a slightly above average player in the Jordan Days.

    That video just goes to show how superior the NBA was in the 80's and 90's compared to now.

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    Default Re: Dwight Howard and his greatness

    Quote Originally Posted by Dwade305
    nah idk who that is

    but look at this real quick

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R-9y...eature=related



    You mad.

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    Alonzo schooling Dwight back in the day..... Alonzo was fierce. was so happy he got his ring in 06.

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    Default Re: Dwight Howard and his greatness

    Quote Originally Posted by ReturnofJPR
    Mourning was just a slightly above average player in the Jordan Days.

    That video just goes to show how superior the NBA was in the 80's and 90's compared to now.

    Not really. Just the Center position. Rony Seikaly would have ran circles around Dwight pushing him out of the top 10 Center list that were currently playing in the 90's

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    Default Re: Dwight Howard and his greatness

    Quote Originally Posted by ReturnofJPR
    Mourning was just a slightly above average player in the Jordan Days.


    Slightly above average?

    All Star in '94, '95, '96, and '97.

    Guy was a 22/10, 52%, 3 block guy in the early '90's.

    Unless you're definition of a good player is VERY strict, I don't know how you could call 'Zo just a slightly above average player.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dwade305
    Not really. Just the Center position. Rony Seikaly would have ran circles around Dwight pushing him out of the top 10 Center list that were currently playing in the 90's
    Oh come on.

    The romanticizing of the previous era is getting way out of hand now.

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    Default Re: Dwight Howard and his greatness

    Quote Originally Posted by Court Vision


    Slightly above average?

    All Star in '94, '95, '96, and '97.

    Guy was a 22/10, 52%, 3 block guy in the early '90's.

    Unless you're definition of a good player is VERY strict, I don't know how you could call 'Zo just a slightly above average player.
    He's slightly above average when compared to Karl Malone, John Stockton, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, ect.

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    The idea of a full adult male in Alonzo Mourning (despite past his prime, doesn't matter) having one good game against a TWENTY YEAR OLD Dwight Howard "proving" anything... 20 years old... let it sink in. He was a little kid. Give me a break. He's still a kid. He's what? 24?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDKMagic
    The idea of a full adult male in Alonzo Mourning (despite past his prime, doesn't matter) having one good game against a TWENTY YEAR OLD Dwight Howard "proving" anything... 20 years old... let it sink in. He was a little kid. Give me a break. He's still a kid. He's what? 24?



    This is the same sloppy ass Dwight, whose biggesst progress is the mass on his shoulders but not too much basketball related

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    Dwight Howard's greatness is the Nick Anderson moment he had in the Finals.

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