If you ask Vince Carter, he won’t even hesitate with his answer. He also said many other NBA players feel the same way. They feel Rockets center Dwight Howard worries more about complaining than actually playing his game. Centers usually do complain to the refs alot, but it is also because they tend to get the most contact from other players. Hit the jump to since what Vince said last night after the Mavs beat Howard and the Rockets.
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That’s what happened during a timeout in the second quarter Wednesday. Carter interrupted Howard’s one-sided discussion with an official to loudly and repeatedly tell the Rockets center that he was “the biggest crybaby I know.” “All the time,” Carter said of Howard’s whining to officials. “He always talks about how I’m a crybaby. I was like, ‘Yo, you’re the biggest crybaby I know.’ And then later, he’s like, ‘Yo, why’d you say that to me?’ But I know Dwight. It’s all good, but he is a crybaby.
This is far from the first time a player has said this about Howard. Is it time for him to man up or does he have a point with his complaining?
