NBA Primetime’s Top Five Offseason Acquired Impact Players

October 7th, 2010 by Brandon Ribak Leave a reply »
If you’re even a casual NBA fan, you know just how crazy of an offseason the league has had over the last few months.



From Atlanta re-signing Joe Johnson to an offseason highest $126 million deal, all the way to Shaquille O’Neal signing a veteran minimum contract with the Boston Celtics.

NBA Primetime’s Brandon Ribak breaks down the top five acquired players this offseason (excluding re-signings) that will have the biggest impact towards their new teams.

 

5. David Lee (C, GSW)

After being only one of two players in the NBA to average 20+ PPG and 11+ RPG last season, New York Knicks center David Lee agreed to a sign-and-trade in which he was shipped to Golden State.

Lee led the league in double-doubles during the 2008-09 season and ranked fourth during last season.

The 27-year-old will provide the Warriors with a sure-fire double-double threat night-in and night-out with potential to improve on his career-high stats from last season.

Although the Warriors don’t have much of a chance to contend for a playoff seed this season, adding Le ...

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