The conversation began with Charles Barkley asking Dwight Howard, "Why do you think people don't like you?" and ended with people liking the Houston Rockets center a little more. In between, it was great TV, another reason why "Inside the NBA" has won more Sports Emmy Awards than any other studio show. This is awkward. — Chandler Parsons (@ChandlerParsons) May 11, 2016 There was Barkley and Kenny Smith grilling one of the league's most frustrating talents, and there was Howard — sitting in for Shaquille O'Neal, who, oddly enough, was at the Sports Emmy Awards with the show's host, Ernie Johnson — answering just about every question thrown his way with sincerity. "People have seen the success I had in Orlando and they see me now, and they're probably like, 'Man, what's the difference?'" said Howard. "I think I was very likable in Orlando, and the way that situation ended, I think people felt as though I'm just this bad guy — I'm all about myself, I'm a diva, I'm stuck on being 'Dwight Howard,' this famous basketball player. So, a lot of people say, 'You know what? We don't like this guy,' and I hear that a lot. "It really hurts me, because my heart and my...