The Miami Heat and the new “Big Three” sucker-punched the NBA, but a few teams around the NBA have done their best to counter Miami and the "conspirators’" moves.
The balance of power around the league has definitely shifted as advertised, leaving us to anticipate one of the biggest seasons in NBA history.
The shifting going on in the league didn’t just take place one way, but in multiple ways. For some teams, it was done through the use of sign-and-trade.
Other teams took advantage of a deep draft pool and selected one of the league’s newest stars. Finally, some teams used the classic and ever resourceful free-agent signing.
This is my favorite way: the time old honored sports tradition of luring the player away from his former team with more money and promises of both a higher amount of personal and team successes.
The NBA offseason is not over and there should be more to come but, for the moment, there are just a few teams that have made moves which are significant enough to, maybe not match, but at least rival what is being put together down in South Beach.
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