On first day in Charlotte, Dwight Howard has a message for those who have written him off

Posted Jul 4, 2017
Dwight Howard knows his NBA image has become tarnished. He knows that, at age 31, some people consider him to be all washed up. “A lot of people have written me off – which is great,” Howard said at the news conference to announce his arrival in Charlotte Monday. “It’s going to make me work even harder.” The Hornets will be the veteran big man’s fifth team in seven years. (Charlotte Observer)

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