Dwight Howard Wants Trade to Brooklyn Again, Thinks Magic "Blackmailed" Him
By Ty Duffy
Not sure forcing you to acknowledge being the bad guy publicly constitutes “blackmail.” Not sure a leverage-surrendering clause contractually agreed to becomes illegal just because you were dumb enough to use it. What a clown.
Stay tuned for the next episode of “Where Will Dwight Howard Not Be Winning an NBA Title Next Season.”
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