Dwight Howard drops four-word response after finding Damian Lillard's white doppelganger

Dwight Howard dropped a four-word reaction to his latest discovery on his social media handle. The former NBA star posted on X on Sunday referencing Milwaukee Bucks star Damian Lillard.

He posted a picture of a man and called him the "twin" of the eight-time NBA All-Star.

"I found Damian Twin 🤣," Howard captioned.

Howard held a phone with Lillard's picture in front of the man and focused the camera on the Bucks guard's image. The man sitting behind the picture was smiling and had some resemblance to Lillard because of his short hair and goatee.

Howard and Lillard were never teammates in the NBA but shared the court as opponents. However, it didn't let the former NBA star poke fun at Lillard.

Howard last played in the NBA in the 2021-2022 season with the LA Lakers. He then took his talents overseas and joined the T1 Basketball League in Taiwan. He played for the Taoyuan Leopards and ended the season as an All-Star.

On the other hand, Lillard is continuing his quest to win the Larry O'Brien Trophy. In 2023, he joined the Milwaukee Bucks after spending over a decade in Portland. On Dec. 18, Lillard and the Bucks won the NBA Cup against the OKC Thunder in Las Vegas.

Dwight Howard expresses his thoughts on how to stop Nikola Jokic

Dwight Howard joined Thanasis Antetokounmpo on Friday's episode of the "Thanalysis" podcast. During his appearance, the three-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year discussed his views on trending subjects in the league and talked about some players.

During one segment, Howard shared his defensive expertise and gave his thoughts on how to stop reigning MVP Nikola Jokic.

"I would say with somebody like him, you gotta apply pressure the whole game," Howard said (02:30). "You can't allow him to be the one that's coming at you. You gotta be up on him the whole game, and you gotta force him to take tough shots. He doesn't jump that high, which means he's using his body and his weight as leverage."

The former Laker went on to explain that the most effective way to stop the Jokic would be to outmatch his energy during games. Howard is the only player in NBA history to win the DPOY award in three consecutive years.