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Dwight Howard
Dwight Howard's three Defensive Player of the Year awards underscore his prime impact, but his legacy is a cautionary tale of wasted potential. His locker-room toxicity cost him seven teams in eight years, a turnover rate that makes Carmelo Anthony's team-hopping look stable by comparison. A dominant body without the mind to match is overrated history.
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