The first ever footage of Stephen Jackson working out in the off-season.

Kind of super weird for Stak5 to preach working hard when he claimed last summer that he never works out during the off-season, but okay. (Obviously not undermining the work NBA players put in to keep their job, just find it funny coming from his mouth. Too trill for his own good.)

Martell Webster announces his return to the Wizards in the creepiest way possible.

Martell Webster is back with the Wizards and it only costs four years, 22 million, and the souls of many who have stared in to those black beady eyes.

Via: Martell Webster Instagram

Lakers and Rockets are giving Dwight Howard a TV show, in hopes to sign him.

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With biggest free agent of the 2013 Summer on the line, Los Angeles and Houston are ready to do just about everything to lure Dwight Howard into a contract.

There had already been preliminary talks between Dwight Howard and Time Warner on a show if he returned to the Lakers.
— Arash Markazi (@ArashMarkazi) July 1, 2013

According to a source familiar with Dwight's meeting w/ HOU, the Rockets discussed TV opportunities for DH on Comcast SportsNet Houston
— Dave McMenamin (@mcten) July 2, 2013

A reality TV show about a giant man child, who when not playing basketball, spends the day playing video games, eating unhealthy amounts of skittles, and impregnating every woman in sight? What could possibly be more interesting? I have to admit, I would totally watch it, but only for the possible hilarious blogging material, duh.

The Los Angeles Lakers are begging Dwight Howard to stay with billboards.

Got to say, it's pretty weird to see one of the biggest and most successful franchises, who has a quite a track record with free agents, beg a player to stay in L.A., because that normally doesn't happen too often. And if this fails, the Lakers will be a huge mess, until the Summer of 2014 that is.

All photos via: @Lakers