Dwight Howard proposes Lakers reunion vacation to celebrate 2020 title
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 12:20 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Dwight Howard is advocating for a reunion vacation for the Los Angeles Lakers to commemorate their 2020 NBA Championship. This comes as the 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers, known for their historic 3-1 comeback in the NBA Finals, enjoy a viral reunion. Howard noted that the Lakers did not receive a proper celebration due to the pandemic and the unique circumstances of their title, suggesting that they deserve recognition for their dominant performance during the season. The Lakers had a notable postseason run, losing no more than one game in any series.
- •Howard wants a vacation to celebrate the Lakers' 2020 title.
- •The 2020 Lakers had a dominant postseason, losing only once per series.
- •Their title win came under controversial circumstances due to the bubble.
- •The 2016 Cavaliers' reunion has sparked interest in similar gatherings.
- 12:20 PMYahoo Sports — NBA Champion Hopes to Set Up a ‘2020 Lakers Vacation’ to Replicate 2016 Cavaliers’ Viral Reunion
"The 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers led one of the greatest comebacks in history. Paving the way for a 3-1 comeback in the NBA Finals, it brought the city its first major sports title in over half a century.
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