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Despite Siding With Kyrie Irving, Lakers Believe Dwight Howard Will Play In Orlando

  • Jun 19, 2020
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It looks like Dwight Howard might be suiting up alongside his fellow Lakers teammates after all.

Despite siding with Kyrie Irving, who believes the league should not restart because it would be a distraction, the Los Angeles Lakers are confident Howard will be playing in Orlando when the NBA restarts July 30.

He expressed his support for players making their own decisions but also didn’t state whether he has decided to play.

While the Lakers are sure, Howard will play in “bubble city,” the same cannot be said about Avery Bradly, who also is skeptical about the NBA restart.

According to reports, Irving does want to remain on the frontlines of the fight and also allegedly pushed the idea of players starting their own league.

Source: Cassius | born unapologetic | News, Style, Culture

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