Dwight howard

• ORLANDO, Fla. -- Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard signed a contract extension in 2007 hoping he would be in town as long as the citys famous mouse. For at least another season that remains a possibility.
(ESPN)
• Dwight Howard signed an amendment to his contract Thursday waiving his right to opt out after the season, committing in writing to stay in Orlando for the 2012-13 season. The Magic made the announcement at a 1 p.m.
(CBS Sports)
• ORLANDO — Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard has signed papers agreeing to waive the early termination option in his contract and he will be with the Magic to begin the 2012-13 season.
(Naples Daily News)
• Dwight Howard agreed to stay in Orlando on a day plenty of other big men were on the move. Nene, JaVale McGee and Marcus Camby were among the centers who found new homes Thursday before the NBA's trade deadline.
(Boston Herald)
• The most important development in the NBA's Eastern Conference on Thursday, the NBA's trade deadline day, was the move that didn't happen.
(Atlanta Journal Constitution)
• In typical fashion, my favorite NBA team, the New Jersey Nets, made a dumb move after Dwight Howard announced he will not opt-out of his contract with the Orlando Magic after the 2012 season.
(YAHOO!)
• Nene, JaVale McGee and Marcus Camby were among the centers who found new homes Thursday before the NBAs trade deadline. Denver dealt Nene to Washington, just three months after re-signing him to a five-year, $67 million contract.
(AZCentral.com)
• Dwight Howard decided to waive the option to terminate his contract early, pledging loyalty to the Magic for the rest of this season.
(CBS Sports)
• Well, its official: Dwight Howard has signed the waiver of his early termination option and will remain with the Orlando Magic, at least through next season.
(NJ.com)
• Dwight Howard is staying with the Orlando Magic and will waive his opt-out clause for 2012-13, according to ESPN.com, which means that any hopes of him teaming up with Deron Williams for the New Jersey Nets are out the window.
(Bleacherreport.com)