The New York Knicks got duped by LeBron. That may be for the best since the Cavs owner is sending the city of Cleveland's curse with him wherever he goes. The Knicks were very smart in signing Armare Stoudamire and not waiting on LeBron. They could have been left out in the cold like New Jersey.
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Miami has become a 3 headed hydra with Chris Bosh, Dwayne Wade, and LeBron James. What are the Celtics to do? Keep what they are doing. They have resigned Doc Rivers, Ray Allen and Pual Pierce. So, the big three (Garnett) and Rojan Rondo are all intact. Kendrick Perkins is hurt and may miss a good part of next season. And, Rasheed Wallace is contemplating retirement.
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Amare Stoudamire becoming a Knick just makes sense (and dollars). He is being reunited with coach Mike D'Antoni and his high octane offense. That means even more stats for Stoudamire. There are currently hopes of landing Lebron and or Wade with this signing. But, should they not get either, New York has gotten better with Amare.
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One of the numerous rumors going around this week is that the Thunder are going to make an offer to Utah's restricted free agent Paul Millsap. He is a good young player that filled lifted his game
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Washington traded away it's 6th pick in the draft along with Darius Songalia, Etan Thomas, and Oleksey Pecherov to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Randy Foye and Mike Miller. Two years ago the Wizards were an up and coming team. That changed last year when Gilbert Arenas was injured and out all year. Brendon Haywood was also out most of the year With Arenas back, there will be ample fire power. The roster all of the sudden looks really good.
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