The Lakers tried their best to convince Howard to re-sign with the team, but it always seemed as though his mind was set for Texas. Los Angeles put up billboards all over the city, but at the end of the day, Howard became the first player to ever willingly leave the Lakers and an extra $30 million on the table.
Now that news has come out that Howard will not be coming back to the Lakers, the front office must move on and prepare for the future. It was another hectic seven days in Laker Land, and here is a week in review.
Lakers Nation News
Dwight Howard asked the Lakers to hire Phil Jackson.
Howard said he is betting $30 million that he wins a title with the Rockets.
Kobe Bryant posts a picture of him and Pau Gasol on Instagram.
The Lakers released a statement of Howard’s departure.
Howard cited multiple reasons for leaving the Lakers.
Dwight Howard could not look the Lakers in the eyes during his meeting.
After years of indecision, Howard agreed to join the Houston Rockets.
Matt Barnes chose to sign with the Clippers instead of the Lakers.
Earl Clark signed a two year deal with the Cavaliers.
Phil Jackson never had a chance to meet Phil Jackson.
The Lakers took down their Howard banner outside Staples Center.
Kobe Bryant has the highest net worth in the NBA.
Howard left California to make his decision.
The Lakers may reunite with former player, Sasha Vujacic.
Los Angeles expressed interest in Francisco Garcia.
The Lakers waived Chris Duhon.
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