Dwight Howard made some interesting picks in his list of the five greatest dunkers of all time.

Former NBA players Dwight Howard and Lance Stephenson reportedly won't serve a suspension for their on-court brouhaha in the BIG3 opener on Saturday between Miami and Los Angeles.

Dwight Howard and Lance Stephenson made their debuts in the BIG3 on Saturday when the LA Riot took on Miami 305 in the season opener.

Former NBA stars Dwight Howard and Lance Stephenson got into a wild brawl during their debuts in the Big3 League over the weekend.

Former NBA player Dwight Howard is no stranger to controversy. And he's back at it again. Howard recently caused a stir during an appearance on the PBD podcast ...

Howard took the critique to another level with the next claim. Jordan was part of one of the most controversial dunk contests in league history. In 1988, he defeated Dominique Wilkins in the finals.

Howard took the critique to another level with the next claim. Jordan was part of one of the most controversial dunk contests in league history. In 1988, he defeated Dominique Wilkins in the finals.

Jordan, meanwhile, earned a 50 for doing his signature free-throw line dunk for a second straight year. Howard said Wilkins was robbed. He then offered the reason for the snub.

However, as far as incoming 2025 Hall of Famer Dwight Howard is concerned, legendary Los Angeles Lakers big man Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the greatest basketball player of all time.

However, if you ask incoming 2025 Hall of Famer Dwight Howard, it's impossible that Jordan could've jumped that high. "If Jordan really had a 48, that means he's touching the top of the backboard.