The will-he, won't-he Dwight Howard trade saga has, yet again, taken another turn Wednesday. The Brooklyn Nets appeared to be moving on from the Orlando Magic center after it was reported that they were negotiating with Brook Lopez on a max contract extension. In turn, the Magic apparently spent most of Tuesday talking with the Houston Rockets and the Los Angeles Lakers.
Now it appears that the Magic have re-engaged talks with the Nets, according to a sleep-deprived and probably delirious Adrian Wojnarowski.
After spending most of Tuesday negotiating with Rockets and Lakers, Orlando has re-engaged Brooklyn today, league sources tell Y! Sports.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) July 11, 2012
The Nets appear to be tiring of the process, along with everyone else. According to sources, the team has resolved to end trade talks Wednesday, either with Howard or without him. Lopez' situation certainly puts them in a bind. The Nets can't afford to let him sign an offer sheet with another team, negating the possibility of a sign-and-trade.
You can track all the Dwight Howard trade drama by visiting this StoryStream. For more on the Nets and Magic, check out NetsDaily and Orlando Pinstriped Post, respectively. The latest updates on all NBA news and rumors are at SB Nation's dedicated NBA hub.
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