Bleed Green

I wish I lived in Miami. Those three guys are going to be really special together, and going to those games would be soo much fun. I think this is good for the league, but the Heat are going to have to wait two more years when Ray Ray, and KG's contracts run out to get past Boston in the Eastern Conference.

Devin Harris is a good point guard, Brook Lopez is one of the better centers in the East and is still developing, and Courtney Lee is a really good compliment to all those guys. Add Lebron James and Amare Stoudemire to that crew, wow! A lot of good players off that bench too in Terrence Williams, Kenyon Dooling, Josh Boone, Tony Battie, Chris Quinn, and there two rookies Derrick Favors and Damion James. The would be a nice roster, do they have enough mony to sign James and Stoudemire though?

Just because a power forward is soft, doesnt mean he can play the 3 haha. I don't see why the Trailblazers wouldn't want to get Lee. He is more productive then both Aldridge and Oden, and he provides a good replacement for when Oden goes down after 20 games. Love the move for Portland, and if the Knicks land Amare, Rudy would be a nice addition to go alongside him.

All reported on ESPN's rumor mill this morning.

I would not want them to play together. I'd much rather see them create there own legacies on there own. I think it would be great for the league if they found there way into a rivalry, and met in the Eastern Conference finals for the next 5-7 years.

Houston was the first team Bosh met with, so it makes sense. I would love to see Bosh pair up with Yao. They would be able to give LA's bigs a good run. Maybe they could go after a Richard Jefferson/Josh Howard type with the MLE?

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Lebron James - Cleveland, I think the best thing for Lebron's legacy would be for him to stick around with the Cavs. Help them work things out, and get that team to championship level Dwyane Wade - Miami, would love to see him pair up with Bosh Chris Bosh - Miami, would love to see him pair up with Wade Joe Johnson - Atlanta, I like JJ with the Hawks, would be interesting to see if they could make the tweaks neccisary to take it to the next level Dirk Nowitzki - Dallas, thats Dirk's team Amare Stoudemire - Chicago, imagine him and Rose playing pick and roll David Lee - Cleveland, if the Cavs could find a way to make a sign-and-trade deal with the Knicks Lee would provide Lebron with great help Carlos Boozer - New Jersey, him and Lopez would be tough to handle, could help develop Favors too Shaquille O'neal - Retire Ray Allen - Boston, one more run! Tracy McGrady - New York, maybe he could stay healthy and revive his career with the new guys coming in Allen Iverson - Boston, like to see him give it one more shot, could have definitly used his offense in game 7

Lebron James - Dwyane Wade - Chris Bosh - Joe Johnson - Dirk Nowitzki - Amare Stoudemire - David Lee - Carlos Boozer - Shaquille O'neal - Ray Allen - Tracy McGrady - Allen Iverson -

I definitly understand it can be done, but those two teams acquired there big three through trades, there was already a supporting cast when the final pieces came together. If it were to happen in Miami though, the team would have to completely start from scratch. They would have to go get there big three, and then build around them. You know what I mean?

Would you guys like the idea of your team putting together 3 super stars? Its great having three star powers on the team, but to be able to get that to work financially you would have to completely gut the roster. For instance if the Heat were going to put Wade, Lebron, and Bosh together Michael Beasly would have to be used in a sign and trad deal. Then team would be made up of the big three, and Mario Chalmers. You would have to fill 9 more roster spots with players willing to sign for the league minimum. I guess next summer you would have a full MLE to use, but it just seems like it would be tough to put a team around the big three.

Agreed. I think if anything he is the least likely to pull that on a team.