Lakers' Dwight Howard Wants Kobe Bryant to Join 2020 Slam Dunk Contest Routine
When Dwight Howard joins a dunk contest, there's usually more to it than just slamming a ball through the hoop. Be it capes, teammates or props, Howard always has a bit extra on his mind. For his return to the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 2020, he's going even further.
The Los Angeles big man wants a Lakers legend to join him on the court: Kobe Bryant.
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Bryant won the contest in 1997, as did Howard in 2008, and the big man wants the 41-year-old to aid him in his quest to win the event again.
Speaking in New York before the Lakers defeated the Knicks 100-92 Wednesday, Howard asked for Lakers fans to help him recruit Bryant to Chicago for this year's contest, which is set for Feb. 15.
Maybe the Mamba Mentality will convince Kobe to step on the court one more time.
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