2010 NBA Free Agency - Mega Trio In Miami

People in Miami can finally breathe easy as Chris Bosh has chosen the Miami Heat over the Chicago Bulls today. We're not sure if his decision has anything to do with the fact that there is no income tax in the state of Florida, but he has already agreed to sign with the Miami Heat and will not change his mind ...

Dwyane Wade has said it yesterday that if Chris Bosh decides to sign with the Miami Heat, he will re-sign with them also. This is exactly what happened today. And it is reported that LeBron James was on his way flying to Miami to meet with Heat president Pat Riley after Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh told him about their decisions over a conference call earlier today ...

source: thecanadianpress

With Chris Bosh going to the Miami Heat, the Chicago Bulls have quickly gone to plan B and signed Carlo Boozer to a 5-year, $80 million contract. After his commitment to the Chicago Bulls, he, too, reached out to LeBron James. But before the Bulls have a chance to overpay Ray Allen to pry him from re-signing with the Boston Celtics, they have agreed to a 2-year, $20 million deal that will keep the Big 3 in Boston intact. Now the Celtics are in the process of getting Jermaine O'Neal to join them ...

Knowing that they are about to lose out on LeBron James, the New York Knicks are considering a sign-and-trade deal that will send David Lee to the Golden States Warriors for team USA invitee Anthony Randolph. Let's imagine the pairing of Amare Stoudemire and Anthony Randolph playing under Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni's run-and-gun system ...

Even though Kevin Durant is not one of this year's free agents, he has agreed to a 5-year, $86 million contract extension with the Oklahoma City Thunder. And ex-Chicago Bulls coach Vinny Del Negro has agreed to coach the Los Angeles Clippers next year, that feature Baron Davis, Chris Kaman, Eric Gordon, Blake Griffin, and DeAndre Jordon ...