
Dwight Howard may be the best Center in the NBA, but that's like being the smartest kid on the short bus. The NBA is a perimeter-player driven league. Kobe, Lebron, D-Wade, Deron Williams, Brandon Roy run this town and unfortunately, traditional big men that flooded the NBA during the 80's and 90's are coming to an end. Dirk may have the height of a center, but he plays a game similar to a small forward. There have also been a young wave of big men in the league with players such as Greg Oden, Marc Gasol, Andrew Bynum, Kevin Love who play the game rough and rugged, just as it was played in the glory days. Shaquille O'Neal is old and BIG (period) and Yao Ming is injured so that leaves us Dwight Howard a.k.a "Superman." Howard may be one of the most athletic players in the game and his defense is near flawless, but his offenseive game is mediocre - at best. Dwight can jump out the gym, has decent footwork, and is a very physical imposing player, but think about it, why does he put out so little on the offensive end of the court? The offense is tailor made for his skill set and he plays with unselfish players. Maybe if "Superman" would dig up some old tapes of Patrick Ewing, Kevin McHale, and Hakeem Olajuwon he could see what he could become if he applies himself on the offensive end. Hell, he even has Patrick Ewing as a coach! Maybe "Superman" should take off his head phones and stop dancing, while Patrick Ewing teaches him the ropes of being a legit NBA Center. Class is in session young man and offensive production is your kryptonite!













