Dwight Howard was Taylor Rooks’ guest at Bleacher Report this week. In addition to the delicate subject of his absence from the list of the 75 best players of all time in the NBA, the pivot of the Lakers spoke of his quarrel not really known to the general public with Chris Paul.
Even Taylor Rooks admitted after the fact that when Dwight Howard opened up about her desire to work things out with CP3, she had absolutely no knowledge of the liability. This is what “D12” explained on this subject.
“We don’t have a relationship right now. It’s like my story with Shaq. The NBA has to be a fraternity and we have to set an example for the kids who want to go to the NBA and the others . […] No matter what you think of someone personally, you don’t know people’s lives and what they’re going through.
Chris Paul and I should have a conversation and talk about what’s wrong with us. There has always been some kind of beef, but I don’t know why. Maybe when he dunked on me when I was playing in Orlando (laughs)?
He didn’t do anything to piss me off, but it’s like we’re constantly mad at each other. Suddenly I blame him and want to rip his head off. Then it is he who looks at me with big eyes, etc … In any case, I want to make sure that this situation changes to set an example for people and children “.
Dwight Howard is not the most popular player among his peers and Chris Paul, although boss of the players’ union, has also managed to annoy his share of partners and opponents during his career. In the end, this may be where the two men can find common ground …
.@DwightHoward just wants to settle the beef with Chris Paul ????
Watch his full interview with @TaylorRooks here: https://t.co/CrEr4TwZoi
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— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) November 11, 2021
Dwight Howard knew he wouldn’t be in the 75 all-time: “I should be there”
