Kareem Abdul-Jabbar eagerly signed up to mentor Dwight Howard during his brief time in L.A., but the partnership quickly soured.
Kareem says Dwight’s lack of work ethic ultimately doomed him.
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— Ryan Ward (@RyanWardLA) May 18, 2017
The Hall of Famer also laments Andrew Bynum’s lack of desire for the game of basketball:
“Well, Dwight Howard didn’t want to do any work,” Kareem told Lakers Nation. “Andrew Bynum did not want to do a lot of work, but Andrew was kind of getting the hang of it. I don’t think Andrew was that interested in playing basketball.
“If he had stuck with it, I’m sure he would’ve done better. I’m sure he would’ve had a lasting career in the NBA.”
Jabbar went on to explain how Bynum simply wasn’t fond of the game nor did he want and to become a dominant player. As for Dwight, it seemed to be a lost cause from the beginning.
“Dwight Howard, I’m not going to say anything about him because I really don’t understand what his thing was.”
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