And what will the world look like when it's over?

Josephus wrote:Howard is a huge scorer, and one of the league's best. Apparently The Orlando Magic don't think they can afford to hold onto him and build a winning team around him; it ought to cost too much to both pay him what he could get from other teams and sign the players they need to complement him to build a championship contender. So, they're looking to trade him, and get enough for him to be able to build a contending team without him. prolly won't work. but the Nicks might end up with him.

Last I heard, he was likely to end up at the Nets. But in some kind of twisted perpetual carousel of indecision and despair, Howard winding up on the Nets relies on Humphries going to the Cavs...?

if i had any ability to think cleverly today, i'd come up with a snappy name for the fiasco. i think dan patrick called it "dwightmare," which i like, but does it capture the breadth of this debacle?

the nets are out, ostensibly.
they were supposedly the strongest contenders.
this stinks, because it was brightest the shining glimmer of hope that this fiasco would be over soon.

*cry*

Day 679:

Dwight purportedly eyeing Houston. (Again?) Orlando will prolly enter a state of analysis-paralysis and belabor progress for another month of DWIGHTWATCH 2012.

Lakers?

day 748:

chris "sources say" broussard reports howard may stay in orlando after all.

(sorry for the embedded vid of skip & stephen a. there's nothing i can do about that.)

no word yet, except that dwight is snubbing kids at his camp in orlando because his widdle back hurts...?

i don't want to jinx it, but.......
lakers??

has superman found his krypton after all this time??