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Dwight Howard announces retirement

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Dwight Howard, 2025 Naismith Hall of Fame inductee, officially announces retirement after 18 NBA seasons
"Woke up today on the 12th of this month and I figured it's time to move on from Superman!" Howard wrote on social media.

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Dwight Howard officially announces his retirement from basketball
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“Woke up today on the 12th of this month and I figured it’s time to move on from Superman!” Howard, 40, wrote on X.

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Dwight Howard has decided to stop being 'Superman'; it is time to hang up the cape

Dwight Howard has decided that his path in the league has reached its end. Although he acknowledged that he still has enough energy left to continue competing, he made it clear tha
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Dwight Howard wants to be called 'Flash' instead of 'Superman'

Dwight Howard's days as The Man of Steel are unofficially over. He now wants to be known as 'Flash', a moniker once (and possibly still) held by Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade. This, understandably, seems odd. Superman is obviously the better superhero ...
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