No, it's not that he's always like to be the main man. It's not making sense for him to act like that since he's the one who arrived at those teams and he knows Kobe and Harden is the main core of that said teams.
True. He doesn't really have that team where he is the focus of everything. So he aint the main man.
During his time in Lakers and Rockets, he is not fit with the system, that's it. In his Orlando Magic days, their main play is he always does a post-up play, way different in his next following teams which he will just wait on the paint for an upcoming lob pass.
He is one of the players which is least liked even with the super dunks that he did. Although he had some post-up plays, he aint like that Duncan type or the Aldridge type who could shoot so well in perimeter.
And ego? He is already a veteran who will come out from a year-long injury. No way he will act unprofessionally once he played again for the Lakers. I honestly even think that we can't see Howard again competing in a heated playoffs match so this is a great opportunity for him.
Anyways, Howard transfer isn't already official so we just have to wait for what will be the progress of that story.
Yeah, veterans tend to do it for money. I dont think he is still up to the point where he want to be a superstar. Maybe, just a ring will be enough with some minutes on the floor so that the ring will still have a little value in the future.
He averaged 9 points and 9 rebounds at Wizards in 9 games and 16 points and 12 rebounds at Hornets in 2017 with an enormous 81 games played which is really a good one.
He is still a good addition for the team if ever.
