Goodbye Dwight Howard. The relationship is finally over. It's finally hit me, now that I've seen you on the bench in LA, that superman is out of Orlando. I want to say this is bitter sweet. I want to say that I'm gonna miss the good times with Dwight and that I wish we could rekindle the relationship. But I can't bring myself to it. Dwight getting
Stan Van Gundy, diet Pepsi in hand made a key move in an attempt to save the locker room. He addressed the situation of his job security and told everybody watching "Yes it's true. Dwight tried to have me fired". At that moment SVG became a hero to some, a villain to others, and maybe could have handed a resignation letter in with the comments.
I don't care if they fire me. If they do I'll go home and have a good day. Not an exact quote but that about sums up the day Stan Van Gundy decided he was done with the junk he had been put through. With diet Pepsi in hand SVG told the media that Dwight had asked management to fire him. Was this really that big of a surprise? No, it wasn't. Was it
I saw a video of the Orlando Magic's Coach Stan Van Gundy showing his team how to crossover opponents and get the ball down the court. This made me think, if all of the NBA coaches were thrown into a one-on-one tournament, who would win? There are obviously coaches who shouldn't enter the tourney because of health conditions or the fact they
