Guess if Howard will renew his contract with the Lakers?

Hello landlord! This mainly depends on what Howard has in mind, if it is money: Howard can renew his contract with the Lakers for five years and get a super contract of about $110 million!

If you don't renew your contract with the Lakers and sign with other teams, you can only sign a four-year contract of about $80 million! If Howard wants to chase a championship faster, the Rockets are a great choice! After all, there are not so many balls in the Lakers, Kobe Bryant is only in the Lakers, and Howard is only the No. 2 person, and the situation is different when he goes to the Rockets!

The Rockets are a civilian team and there are no superstars! Howard can get a lot better possession there, and he can also form an inside and outside match with the "bearded" Harden, who is rich and handsome, and this season makes a very good impression! With the current lineup, Howard = Asik + Parsons + Harden + Jeremy Lin.

So there are great benefits to going to the rocket! In the end, I personally think that in order to keep Howard, the Lakers must have a big change, and the existing lineup is a group of uncles! Finally, I declare that I am a hardcore Cormirate.

Also has a strong rocket complex, always support, lakers and rockets!

Probably not, with Kobe Bryant in the Lakers, he will never be the boss, Horfad is the boss of a team, think he may be the second in the Lakers? Even if he renews his contract with the Lakers and wins the championship, some ** will definitely say that this is obtained by hugging Kobe's thigh, Horfad is not a stupid person, don't look at him for a day.

The Lakers will do everything they can to keep Howard! In this alliance where big men are popular, it's even more difficult to have a good big guy!

Howard shouldn't stay with the Lakers, probably going to the Rockets and Mavericks! He longs for the Harlem combination of the Rockets, and he doesn't know much about the Mavericks.

There is a good chance that there will be big changes next season.

I don't think so, he's looking to join a team that can win championships.

Howard tweeted not long ago that he wanted to stay with the Lakers, but he didn't expect to play a secret trick with Chen Cang, and he turned around and signed with the 76ers, and it was a base salary contract. It's really a little confusing, Howard just won the championship in the Lakers, and the two sides seem to be you and me, is the sweetness of the past season all fake?

It seems that Howard's signing of the 76ers does not seem to be beneficial to himself, the strength of the 76ers can only be regarded as a low-profile version of the Lakers, and the probability of winning the championship is very small, they were in the East last season, and they are not even a top four team. And the 76ers also have super center Embiid on the inside, Howard only plays on the bench, if he stays with the Lakers, he still has a great chance of squeezing out McGee to become the team's starting center. The most important monetary aspect is that signing the 76ers is only a base salary, so don't the Lakers even want to give a base salary?

So why did Howard leave at all? He doesn't even know the simplest arithmetic problems? Obviously not, as a veteran who has been in the league for 16 years and a player who is about to play for the eighth team in his career, Howard must have made such a choice with his own considerations.

There are two main reasons that cause the two sides to turn against each other. Because of his outstanding performance in the Lakers last season, Howard naturally wanted to ask for more playing time and a bigger contract, before Howard tweeted that to stay with the Lakers, the two sides should have negotiated to the final stage, and they were about to sign the contract, but in the end the negotiations collapsed because of these two reasons. McGee and the Lakers still have one year left on his contract, so the Lakers are unlikely to offer a higher price to the same type of Howard, and Howard is already a 35-year-old veteran, and it is obviously impossible to sign a long-term contract, which will affect the team's long-term plans.

As for playing time, Davis's iron-clad main force, the Lakers also prefer to arrange a big four small lineup, Howard and McGee both played less than 20 minutes, which is determined by the Lakers' system and the basis of their win.

Signing with the 76ers is indeed not a very good option, but it may also usher in a greater opportunity. Horford was just sent away by the 76ers, Embiid and the team also have some gaps, and there were a lot of trade rumors last season, so Howard may have more playing time with the 76ers. As long as you play well for one season, you can still get a bigger contract in the future.

In any case, Howard has also fulfilled his promise to the Lakers, and the next thing is to wish him a bright future.

Although it was a sad thing for the Lakers to lose Howard, it did not stop the Lakers from defending their title, and the Lakers soon made a new move, they were interested in former championship center Gasol Jr., and soon signed Harrell, a sworn enemy in the city. Compared to Howard, Harrell has a better performance on the offensive end, and Harrell averaged points and rebounds per game last season, which can bring more tactical changes to the Lakers.

It's all base salary, why are the Lakers willing to renew Dudley, who averages 1 point per game, but not keep Howard?

It's all base salary signings, but some people can't be retained, like Howard, whose stage should be the bigger world, not huddled in the small Lakers, which will hinder his development.

The Lakers are too strong. Howard lacks the opportunity to play and be a regular on other teams.

It's not a matter of how much money you have, the league will set a salary cap for teams, a luxury tax trigger line, etc. The Heat and Lakers are both at the luxury tax trigger, and they recently traded for Howard, Duhon, and Clark, but the salaries of Bynum, McRoberts, and Ayngar they sent away are not shy about bringing in the trio much lower (they can't afford to pay a lot if they sign them). Of course, Bath also cares about the team (and does have a lot of money), so he doesn't care about paying any luxury tax.

Kobe Bryant's salary next season is $27.84 million, Gasol's $19 million, Howard's $19.54 million, Nash's $8.9 million, Ci Shiping's annual salary of 7 million, Blake's about 4.4 million, Hill's 4 million, plus a pair of other benches, it is estimated that the Lakers' annual salary is as high as more than $90 million (maybe 100 million), and Bath is estimated to pay more than $20 million in luxury tax next season, and he has made a lot of contributions to the American economy.

The Big Three of the Heat Team should be more than 17 million (52.26 million in total), Miller 5.8 million, Battier 3.13 million, Harbin 4.06 million, Lewis 1.35 million, Allen 3.09 million, Jo Anthony 3.75 million, Chalmers 4 million, they estimate about 80 million, and they also cross the luxury line, but the tax paid is estimated to be less than 10 million.

The Lakers traded Howard, who had signed with the Magic, through a sign-and-trade approach, with some draft picks and people. Besides, the Lakers must have money, a team in a big city.

The Lakers are in Los Angeles, a big city, a big market, a lot of income, and can afford the luxury tax, as long as they are willing to spend money, no restrictions are a problem.

Staples Center has the most expensive tickets in the league, plus in Hollywood, there are many stars. Many events will be borrowed from the Staples Center.

This question, ah, the Big Three of the Heat, everyone has been scolding, and other people are not the same as the Big Three.

The Lakers boss is in the top three in the league.

The Lakers are different, they are big cards.

The Lakers also ended their season after being eliminated by the Suns. After winning the championship last season, Howard left the Lakers and joined the Wizards. Although Howard didn't play long when he was with the Lakers, Howard's value can't be judged by just playing time.

After the Lakers won the championship. Many fans think that Howard is mixing up a championship ring, which is actually an irrational statement. Howard actually greatly reduced the pressure on the thick eyebrows.

It is also an indispensable part of the Lakers winning the championship.

Personally, I don't think it's possible for the Lakers to sign Howard back. First of all, it's because Howard's form has slipped so badly. The current Howard is no longer the Superman and "Warcraft" he once was, after all, age and state are there, and Howard is of little value to the Lakers; Second, Howard doesn't want to go back to the Lakers.

Although Howard won the NBA championship with the Lakers, many fans and players criticized him for this, thinking that Howard was mixing a ring, which made Howard very unhappy, so he left the Lakers after winning the championship; In the end, the Lakers have a complete roster. The current Lakers have thick eyebrows, Harrell, Gasol, and Drummond in the center position. There is no need for a traditional center player like Howard on the roster.

1. Howard's decline in form and strength. Now Howard has reached the end of his career, and his personal strength and state have declined very much, so the Lakers, who are aiming to win the championship again, will not sign Howard back, after all, Howard is of little value to the Lakers. <>

Second, Howard didn't go well with the Lakers. Although Howard won the championship with the Lakers, for many people, Howard is just a championship, and such remarks also broke Howard's heart. He's not going to be back with the Lakers. <>

Three, the Lakers roster doesn't need him. The current Lakers roster is relatively complete. In the center position, there are also a lot of people who can be used, in addition to thick eyebrows, there are also players who can be used such as Harrell, Gasol Jr., Drummond, etc., and they have no reason to sign Howard back.

I don't think it's possible for the Lakers to re-sign Howard because good horses don't eat back. Especially if he is developing relatively well now, it is even more impossible to go back.

It's possible. Because Howard is very strong, and the Lakers will definitely find a way to poach him back, I think it's possible.

It is possible that because he is a relatively strong player, and if he joins this team, he can lead this team to a more brilliant situation.

The Lakers will definitely re-sign Howard in the new season, because Howard's return can support the Lakers' interior defense.

Howard 2012-2013 with the Lakers, July 2013 to the Rockets August 10, 2012, through a four-team trade, Dwight Howard officially joined the Lakers.

Dwight Howard, born on December 8, 1985 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, is a famous American basketball player who plays for the Houston Rockets. He is known as the league's No. 1 active center.

In the 2004 NBA Draft, Dwight Howard was selected by the Orlando Magic with the first pick in the first round. In his career, he has played for the Orlando Magic, Los Angeles Lakers, and Houston Rockets. He won the 2008 All-Star Slam Dunk Contest and won the NBA Defensive Player of the Year award for three consecutive seasons in 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11.

In fact, it is not necessarily a good thing for the Lakers to let Gasol and Odom pack up for Howard, what should really be packed is Bynum, Howard comes and lets Bynum play the bench or let Howard play the No. 4 position, there are two top centers in, let who play power forward, I think it is necessary to keep the sister-in-law, the triangle offense can be smooth, Howard is here, the Lakers' tactical system will change, when there is a sister-in-law and Howard, the Lakers can play two sets of tactics, and how to implement the Lakers' tactics when the two centers are on the court, Although the Lakers owner likes An Zhu, can he change his record and ensure his health? My sister-in-law is playing badly this year, but it is impossible to play badly all the time, An Zhu is playing well this year, but there is no guarantee that it will always be like this, Howard is rarely injured as a beast, and it is a great opportunity for the Lakers who need a stable interior line, and the Lakers should also send Atay away this year, the timing of the shot is too bad. I'm a big fan of the Lakers, and we're all Lakers fans.

It is estimated that the Magic will not spend a lot of money in order to keep Howard, in exchange for Arenas, transferred back to Turkoglou, and Richardson joined, the purpose of this is to keep Howard, but the Magic played too much in the playoffs.

There's no way, the Warcraft contract can expire next year, and if you don't want to renew the contract, you'll be as empty as the Cavaliers, and the Nuggets have made a good example this year, but I don't want the Lakers to get Warcraft in a trade, the Lakers have a tradition of superstar centers, but how many of them are cultivated by themselves?

I don't know yet, but the twin towers are going to be disbanded, and the Lakers may trade Bynum for Howard, and the coach seems to be Mike Dunleavy or Adelman.

It's a bit of a hang. I think this probability is too low. Or don't get your hopes up too much. In fact, the Lakers are already very good inside, but they haven't grown to their best yet. I think what the Lakers are missing most right now is a super point guard.

Pau Gasol, Lamar Odom and Steve Blake packed up to trade Dwight Howard and Tekoglou for the Bynumplus 2014 draft pick.