[thetruthParticipant]

hes been working on his jumpshot. and hes staright killin that shot. just wanted to let the haters(espn and co) know whatsup.

[QHaynes20]

this is the reason why…You need to be more giving in your post.

[SpencerIsHawesome]

thanks, ill forward this to espn for you

[gatorheelsParticipant]

Haha

[Lemons4LifeParticipant]

If Dwight does develop a nice shot by the free throw line area. He could definitely extend his gametype and score more like Amare can. I would like to see him shoot one of those halfcourt shots he does during pregames.

[BasketballGuru24Participant]

The Day Dwight develops a shot is the manute bol returns to the league and plays PG

[llperez]

I expect him to comebcak hard and be really motivated after the finals. But most every young player works hard during the off season, or at least they say they do. And last I heard, Dwight was working on filming a movie, not his jumpshot.

[McWinningParticipant]

yeah on Twitter hes said hes worked out but hes also sai hes chilin with Timbalan so yeah i agree not sure if hes working extremly hard on his game.

[OrangeJuiceJonesParticipant]

Dwight doesn’t seem like the kind of guy to lock himself in a gym for 2-3 hours a day. If he puts in serious work on his jumper and post moves, I truly believe that he can put up 27 points a game. The funny thing is that I remember reading scouting reports raving about his perimeter skillset prior to the 2004 draft. It seems that he was a 6’2 guard up until high school. I haven’t really seen the perimeter skills, have you?

[FutureoftheGame]

Yea. I read that he was considering playing SF when he entered the draft. I have never seen him even try to handle the ball or shoot with some range in a game. Maybe he feels that he doesnt have to, but he would be the undisputed best C in the league if he could. He could probably play some PF and let a tall center help make that team GIANT. However, I dont see him learning to be like Lamarcus Aldridge or anything. Sooo, forget him playing PF.

[JoeWolf1]

I really like Dwight Howard as a player, and hopefully the constructive criticism given to him by Kareem Abdul Jabbar after the finals will inspire him to step his game up to the next level.

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