Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard is a lock to be the Eastern Conference’s starting center in the All-Star Game on Feb. 14, but Howard will not participate in the league’s slam dunk contest on all-star weekend.
The league announced today that the New York Knicks’ Nate Robinson will attempt to defend his title against Charlotte’s Gerald Wallace, the Los Angeles Lakers’ Shannon Brown and either Toronto’s DeMar DeRozan or the Los Angeles Clippers’ Eric Gordon.
The competition will be held Feb. 13 in Dallas at the American Airlines Center.
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No big names, but I'm excited to see Brown, DeRozan, or Gordon.
Robinson and Gerald Wallace? Not so much.
He backed out, of course.
I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.
"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat
I didnt expect him to show anyways, its not like they had a...(wait for it)..HANDSHAKE agreement...hahahahaha
ok I know, boooooo…..-_-
"Blue and white...ignite...BOOOM! - Dwight Howard
by magic12ball on Jan 18, 2010 10:32 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
LOL
I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.
"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat
this is not gonna be good for the NBA
how are they gonna sell those tickets now??
I probably know Judo! How many of you can make the same boast?
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