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Post by 👨🏼⚕️delapandemic🚑 on Jul 14, 2020 15:17:52 GMT
Dwight Howard
Washington Bullets (2020-2023)
Portland Trail Blazers (2024-2029)
Washington Bullets (2030-2037)
At a Glance - A dominant scoring big for an extensive period of time, Dwight's numbers were even deflated by 3 seasons of lax GMing in Washington that left him languishing as a backup. - An integral part of the two-towers, along with David Robinson, that won the 2028 TMBSL title in Portland. - 173.9 career WS, good for 28th all-time at the time of this nomination - 5th all-time in Points Scored, Free Throws Made, and Total Rebounds. - 4th all-time in FG made. - 2nd all-time in FT attempted and TOs, 8th all-time in Personal Fouls
- 6th all-time in FG%, 7th all-time in FG attempted. - 11th all-time in minutes played (would've likely be Top 5 without the mysterious backup years) Career Stats
Years played: 18 Games played: 1412 Points per game: 25.5 Rebounds per game: 10.8 Assists per game: 2.7 Steals per game: 1.0 Blocks per game: 1.0 Turnovers per game: 2.8 FG%: .549 FT%: .638 3P%: .000 (on 1 career attempt)
Career HighsPoints: 64 Rebounds: 29 Assists: 10 Steals: 6 Blocks: 6 Double Doubles: 816 Triple Doubles: 1
Achievements/AwardsAll-Star (3x) All-Rookie All-Star (2x) All-Rookie Team (1x) Rookie of the Year (1x) All-League 1st Team (1x)
All-League 2nd Team (3x) All-League 3rd Team (2x) Player of the Game: 314 Player of the Week: 9 Player of the Month: 1
2020 - All-Star Rookie Game Participant 2020 - Rookie of the Year 2020 - All-Rookie Team 2021 - All-Star Rookie Game Participant 2024 - All-League Third Team 2025 - All-League Third Team 2028 - All-League Second Team 2030 - All-League Second Team 2033 - All-Star Game Participant 2033 - All-League First Team 2035 - All-Star Game Participant 2035 - All-League Second Team 2037 - All-Star Game Participant BiographyHeight: 7'0" Weight: 252 School: SW ATL Christian Academy Transactions- Taken with the 1st overall pick (after the New Orleans Buccaneers' unceremonious folding) by the Washington Bullets in the 2024 TMBSL Draft - Signed a 6 year, MAX deal with the Portland Trail Blazers after the expiration of his rookie deal in 2024 - Returned to the Chocolate City in 2030 by signing at 4 year, $70m deal - Re-signed with the Bullets for another 4 years in 2034 on a deal worth a total of $73.5m - Retired following the 2037 season
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Post by TimPig on Jul 14, 2020 15:20:41 GMT
Really benefited from a brief departure from Washington to work on his jump shot.
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Post by skrouse on Jul 21, 2020 13:13:48 GMT
So... What jersey will he be wearing in the HOF?
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Post by Logan on Jul 21, 2020 16:36:46 GMT
come on guys, this is ridiculous.
he scored well but thats it. his rebounding is ok. so many of his records are simply due to being good enough for 18 years. his defense is solid but he has more turnovers than bleals. he was good for a long time but his only real.accomplishment was beating me in the finals once and thats not really anything worth bragging about.
he was good for a long time but he was never great and thats not good enough for me. he made 3 (THREE!!!) all stars games in 18 years. 3. not 13, 3.
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Post by TimPig on Jul 21, 2020 17:17:06 GMT
come on guys, this is ridiculous. he scored well but thats it. his rebounding is ok. so many of his records are simply due to being good enough for 18 years. his defense is solid but he has more turnovers than bleals. he was good for a long time but his only real.accomplishment was beating me in the finals once and thats not really anything worth bragging about. he was good for a long time but he was never great and thats not good enough for me. he made 3 (THREE!!!) all stars games in 18 years. 3. not 13, 3. From 2021-2030, Dwight ranked in the top 10 in the league in points and rebounds every year, leading the league in scoring once and finishing second once. If not for Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, and David Robinson (3 HOFers) he's in the top 2 or 3 in rebounding each of those years. He's also making a lot more all-star teams. Kn didn't set a DC for two seasons, so Dwight's numbers fell in 2031 and 2032. In 2033, he returned to the starting lineup and once again was top 10 in both categories. The year after, no DC again. After that he started to fall off, but was still putting up 20/10 until he retired at 35. If he gets starter minutes those three seasons, he's probably top 3 all time in both categories. |
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Post by jhb on Jul 21, 2020 17:21:46 GMT
Gate-keeping a fake HOF is dumb af
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Post by TimPig on Jul 21, 2020 17:38:51 GMT
Gate-keeping a fake HOF is dumb af Like 80% of the fun associated with this whole exercise is debating player evaluations and HOF votes are a great additional way to put that into practice. It's not like getting a player into the Hall of Fame provides any benefit or detriment to anyone. It's just fun to debate. |
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Post by jhb on Jul 21, 2020 17:50:21 GMT
No just let everyone in DAMMIT
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Post by TimPig on Jul 21, 2020 17:54:29 GMT
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Post by Logan on Jul 21, 2020 19:01:04 GMT
come on guys, this is ridiculous. he scored well but thats it. his rebounding is ok. so many of his records are simply due to being good enough for 18 years. his defense is solid but he has more turnovers than bleals. he was good for a long time but his only real.accomplishment was beating me in the finals once and thats not really anything worth bragging about. he was good for a long time but he was never great and thats not good enough for me. he made 3 (THREE!!!) all stars games in 18 years. 3. not 13, 3. From 2021-2030, Dwight ranked in the top 10 in the league in points and rebounds every year, leading the league in scoring once and finishing second once. If not for Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, and David Robinson (3 HOFers) he's in the top 2 or 3 in rebounding each of those years. He's also making a lot more all-star teams. Kn didn't set a DC for two seasons, so Dwight's numbers fell in 2031 and 2032. In 2033, he returned to the starting lineup and once again was top 10 in both categories. The year after, no DC again. After that he started to fall off, but was still putting up 20/10 until he retired at 35. If he gets starter minutes those three seasons, he's probably top 3 all time in both categories. if those things were actually impressive the software would be impressed too and he would have more all stars |
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Post by TimPig on Jul 21, 2020 19:17:48 GMT
From 2021-2030, Dwight ranked in the top 10 in the league in points and rebounds every year, leading the league in scoring once and finishing second once. If not for Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, and David Robinson (3 HOFers) he's in the top 2 or 3 in rebounding each of those years. He's also making a lot more all-star teams. Kn didn't set a DC for two seasons, so Dwight's numbers fell in 2031 and 2032. In 2033, he returned to the starting lineup and once again was top 10 in both categories. The year after, no DC again. After that he started to fall off, but was still putting up 20/10 until he retired at 35. If he gets starter minutes those three seasons, he's probably top 3 all time in both categories. if those things were actually impressive the software would be impressed too and he would have more all stars I mean you were adamant that RJ Cole should get in and he only had 4 all-star appearances and he was in a league that actually had two conferences. In 2035 we switched back to two conferences, so Dwight effectively had his final three seasons at ages 33, 34, and 35 where he wasn't required to be a top two center in the league in order to be named an all-star. His career overlapped with Kareem (who also wasn't even an all-star in a one-conference league for his final two seasons), David Robinson, Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, and Greg Monroe who are all Hall of Famers, so top two is a pretty tall order. |
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Post by skrouse on Jul 21, 2020 19:18:21 GMT
So... as a Bullet then?
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Post by Logan on Jul 21, 2020 20:51:00 GMT
if those things were actually impressive the software would be impressed too and he would have more all stars I mean you were adamant that RJ Cole should get in and he only had 4 all-star appearances and he was in a league that actually had two conferences. In 2035 we switched back to two conferences, so Dwight effectively had his final three seasons at ages 33, 34, and 35 where he wasn't required to be a top two center in the league in order to be named an all-star. His career overlapped with Kareem (who also wasn't even an all-star in a one-conference league for his final two seasons), David Robinson, Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, and Greg Monroe who are all Hall of Famers, so top two is a pretty tall order. great point tim. since cole didnt get in howard definitely shouldnt |
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