This coming season, the Los Angeles Lakers will be able to put multiple NBA All-Stars on the floor after having revamped their roster during the offseason. The 17-time NBA champions added the likes of Russell Westbrook, Carmelo Anthony, Dwight Howard, among others.
There is plenty of experience and accolades among the players on the current Lakers roster, especially with LeBron James and Anthony Davis being there. Howard, who will play for the third time with the Lakers, is looking forward to the season and thinks it will be ‘crazy’ when all those players are on the floor at the same time.
Via Matt Perralta of Lakers Nation:
“It will be crazy,” Howard said. “It’s something that’s really hard to fathom, just imagine seeing all of us on the floor at the same time. Not on the All-Star team, not on the Olympic team, not for a charity game, but for an actual season, all of us will be together. So I think that’s gonna be great. All our guys are hungry, we want to win, we want to stay in the best shape as possible, so I think it’s gonna be an awesome time this year just having everybody on the floor practicing, going hard, understanding that it’s only one mission and that’s to win the championship.”
This past season, Howard, who will turn 36 in December, averaged 7 points, 8.4 rebounds and 0.9 assists per game for the Philadelphia 76ers.
