Howard … A Big ‘A’ Coward!

Looks like Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard 

has some cry-baby company!

Dwight Howard is a big ass coward!

There I said it, now I feel better!

Yeah, Eyeon Sports hoops fans I called Dwight Howard a big ass coward and on top of that, I’ll just throw out the fact that he’s also a hypocritical cry-baby of epic, LeBron James-like proportions.

Just a few days ago, Howard ripped his Orlando Magic teammates a ‘new one’ after getting blown out by the New Orleans Hornets 93-67 on Friday night, but doesn’t act much like a leader himself if you ask me, particularly knowing he’s leaving the Magic franchise at some point in the very near future.

Dwight Howard will be leaving the 

Orlando Magic in no time at all.

"I look at guys and they don't look like they want to play," Howard said following the lopsided loss. "I told them at halftime, 'If you don't want to play, just stay in the locker room, because it don't make sense for a team who we should beat to just demolish us.”

If the Magic don’t trade Howard at some point n the very near future, like before the annual trade deadline, then Howard will almost assuredly opt out of his current deal after this season and Orlando will lose their all-star big man for absolutely nothing.

While Howard is clearly a gifted player athletically, I genuinely believe the Magic should move him as quickly as they can and get the best deal out there because Howard lacks the mentality to ever be any team’s true franchise leader!

Grant Hill’s My Idol!

You know NBA fans, while I’ve been bi**hing and moaning for over a week about how I’m sick and tired of today’s me-first, cry-baby balers that apparently can’t stand on their own two feet without someone holding them up, I’ve got t say, that I’ve got a new idol in 39-year-old do-it-all ‘legend’ Grant Hill.

Lest anyone forget, the multi-faceted Hill was well on his way to an apparent Hall of Fame career after coming into the league with the Detroit Pistons and becoming the league’s best all-around player for six seasons.

After signing a free agent contract with Orlando before the start of the 2000-01 season, Hill lost nearly four full seasons while dealing with horrific ankle injuries and multiple ensuing surgeries.

Well, after finally getting healthy in his final season with the Magic in 2006-07, Hill has once again become a model of consistency in averaging double figures in scoring in each of the last four seasons with the Phoenix Suns.

Now, entering his 17th season in the league, Hill looks like a guy half his age – while playing far better than half of today’s youngsters.

Hill is a class act both on and off the court and with idiots like LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony and now, Chris Paul, running around trying to form their own ‘super teams’ the ‘old-school’ respect-first ways of Grant Hill are refreshing to say the least!