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Good news, new big three but still Miami needs support players. They need a Fisher or a PJ Brown.

Boozer was the best move they could do, there were no better options for them.

Miami and Chicago are going to be at the top 4 teams in the east conference, along with Orlando and Boston. The east is finally catching up with the west xD

so what doe sthat spell for fantasy players if i got the 1st pick i might get durant instead of james and wade

That should be a logical choose, cause having those three on the floor is going to lead to someone sacrificing his game.

Just like it happes at Boston with Pierce, KG, Allen.

Ive got Durant at #7, on 20 teams league, and without any trades, i came 2nd, losing 7-6 and very close on 3 categories...1 reb, or a steal something like that...

Since when did New Yorkers become Bulls fans?

with the signing of lebron to miami for me is just an indication of his desire to win a championship!

the fact is there is pressure for him to achieve a championship, by doing this action he clearly says he needs help! but this may just prove to say that maybe he doesnt have the leadershp capabilities that we expect from him or so called we thought he can achieve.

best of all if this fails, he wont be blame alone but 3 of them will be blame by the jury and the fans!

lebron james is indeed smart, by doing this he walks away with the contract , money and desire he wants with less of the responsibility that needs to go with it!

and because of this MJ can say kobe is better than lebron!

for someone who can just let the game slip away, the attitude of giving up on games and all else is expecting you to do something. guess he needed the break!

with a new contract, with less expectations for him to achieve by himself . . . . he can just walk away from it all!

in the end the winner of this aint the nba, aint the fans . . . but a business system that makes this game unfair . . .. but life is unfair right!


Last edited by Shoei at 7/12/2010 11:02:56 PM

I was listening to the radio today and the sports talk show host brought up the issue of talent consolidating to only a handful of teams in the NBA. If the Miami experiment begins a trend, what happens if you have six very good NBA and 20+ teams with 2nd tier talent. Not sure if will happen...but an interesting thought.

There's been talk recently of the next "Big 3" with the possibility of Chris Paul and Carmelo Anthony to join Amare Stoudemire in New York over the next couple of years.

I know it's only talk but would be huge if that was the next development. Would probably destroy the NBA but at least there would be 2 or 3 really good games for the year :P