UPDATE: This whole story appears to be a case of "lost in translation." It looks like somewhere, KD VI All Star was lost along the way.Would like to apologize for the confusion & especially to @DonatasMot for playing a big part in the broken telephone. pic.twitter.com/TeBBzLHqjK— Simonas Baranauskas (@LithuaniaBasket) August 8, 2014Spending all this time in Lithuania I understand the media in here it\'s a joke.From the funny radio show that we try do make with Radistai— Donatas Motiejunas (@DonatasMot) August 8, 2014This shit come out . They took a jokes like a real staff Who takes a radio shows like an interview " Lithuania media " ...— Donatas Motiejunas (@DonatasMot) August 8, 2014The original story is posted below.-----In a radio interview translated by Lithuanian journalist Simonas Baranauskas, Houston Rockets Tiffany Outlet Donatas Motiejunas said that both Dwight Howard and James Harden eat separately from the team and are short with other players, only giving "hi" and "bye" greetings with little fraternization.D-Mo on relationships with Howard and Harden: "Hi & bye. They even eat separately from the team. Usually in some fast food place." #Rockets— Simonas Baranauskas (@LithuaniaBasket) August 8, 2014Howard and Harden are the two superstars for the Rockets, and according to teammate Motiejunas, they act every bit of it in the locker room. This would seem to be out of line with Howard\'s MO as a superstar, the always-smiling big man fervently trying to get anyone and everyone to like him and buy into his personality. The case for Harden seems a little more believable, as his exterior persona to this point seems to be one more concerned with being social at the club rather than at the gym.For Motiejunas, it isn\'t quite clear what this does to his tenure with the Rockets. He has already made comments this year concerning handling of Rockets restricted free agent and Dallas Mavericks signee Chandler Parsons, saying Houston was forced to let him walk in order to keep Harden happy. GM Daryl Morey has been looking to trade him since at least January when the 23-year-old Lithuanian requested a trade due to lack of playing time.D-Mo on @JLin7: "I got along best w/ Jeremy Lin. He was really supportive when I was in the D-League. Kept in touch, asked how I was doing."— Simonas Baranauskas (@LithuaniaBasket) August 8, 2014In his comments, Motiejunas did say he enjoyed the company of former teammate and current Lakers point guard Jeremy Lin, calling him a "nice person" and "supportive".