A four-year/$88 million contract with Houston doesn't mean
another Dwightmare will not happen. In fact, the possibility of
another Dwightmare is built into the contract.  The contract
contains an early termination option for after the 2015-16
season. In other words, Dwight Howard may be in the free agent
market again. He can either resign with the Rockets for a five-
year deal or change teams. Additionally, Howard is guaranteed 15
percent of the money left in his contract if the Rockets decide
to trade him—which would be surprising since they went so hard
to get him in the first place.  Howard pretty much made sure he
was a winner in this deal. Losing Kobe Bryant as a follower
sucks, but it's a small loss.  RELATED: Unsurprisingly, Dwight
Howard Has Changed His Mind (Updated) RELATED: The 25 Dumbest
Front Office Moves in Sports History  [via Yahoo! Sports]