Atlanta Hawks center Dwight Howard failed miserably when trying to play the role of point guard on a fast break during the first quarter of Wednesday night's game in Phoenix.
It's unclear what Howard was trying to do once he dribbled to half-court. It looks like he was trying to deliver a one-handed alley-oop pass to Mike Muscala, who was leading the fast break. However, Howard's "pass", if you can call it that, zoomed straight into the backboard, giving the Suns a 2-on-1 fast break heading the other way.
Now that's sure to land in this week's Shaqtin' A Fool. Let's hope the Hawks never let Howard play point on a fast break again. Ever.
For the rest of the game, Howard stuck to what he does best, scoring 17 points and grabbing 14 rebounds. However, it wasn't enough, as the Hawks lost to the Suns 109-107.
[FTW]
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