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The NBA now has a team that in theory can compete with the LA Lakers for a Championship.  In reality though, the Heat are three great players, (James, Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh) with absolutely ZERO depth.  In their attempt to clear out enough cap space to land LeBron, Bosh and resign Wade, they have completely destroyed their roster.  Some people would say that it was a great move.  Others would say that the season is very long and you need key role players to make it through the season and the playoffs.  LeBron has shown that he can take his team all the way on his own but was never able to finish the job by himself.  He hopes that the new Big-Three will make that possible.

Fantasy owners will now have to deal with LeBron losing shots per game, gaining assists, losing rebounds and probably losing some play making opportunities.  Wade, like LeBron is a play maker.  Bosh thinks he’s a play maker when in reality he is a nice complimentary player.  The difference between this Big-Three and the Big-Three in Boston is simple.  Boston has Ray Allen (3pt. dagger thrower), Paul Pierce (play maker) and Kevin Garnett (all out student of the game).  All of which when playing well together require a double team.  LeBron and Wade both require double teams but Bosh doesn’t.  Plus Boston has the depth that is so badly needed in the NBA and so badly lacking in Miami.

Don’t get me wrong, the Heat will be an amazing team to watch.  But, it will be tough for them to sustain throughout the entire year with absolutely no bench.  If they could make some more moves to add some depth, they could easily be considered Championship contenders.

The Lakers have a great system in Kobe Bryant (play maker) and Pau Gasol (dominant Big) with Lamaar Odom (Bosh’s future role) coming off the bench.  But, they too have the much needed depth to sustain the full season and the rigors of the playoffs.

Cleveland has nothing now.  Their hearts have been ripped out and thrown in a blender.  It is sad to see LeBron leave the Cavs.  He was everything to that city.  I really wish he would have stayed.  I guess a silver lining in all of this could be that he didn’t leave strictly for money.  He truly believes that Miami is the best place for him to win and to keep on winning for years to come.  Who knows?  Maybe the Heat will contend for the next 5 years.  They have two great players in James and Wade and a nice building block in Bosh, but salary cap space and the lack of depth caused by it will really hold these three back from what they are capable of.

In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Bosh end up on another team in a few years just to make room for some role players.  Egos shouldn’t be an issue.  Pat Riley is the master of controlling a locker room.  Bosh would be the only concern here.  He is on record saying that he isn’t a second option on offense.  Well, in a way he is right.  Now, he’s the third option.

Amir Johnson has decided to forgo  free agency and instead chose to sign a 5 year, $34 million deal to stay with the Toronto Raptors.

Mike Miller has been offered a 5 year, $30 million deal from the Los Angeles Lakers.  He has also had meetings with the Heat and the Knicks.  It is rumored though that both LeBron James and Dwayne Wade want Miller to sign with whichever team they sign with.

Brendan Haywood was offered a mid-level exception by the Detroit Pistons.  That probably won’t be enough to bring the 7 footer to Detroit.

Rudy Gay has agreed in principle with the Grizzlies to a 5 year, $66.5 million deal, the max allowed for a player with his tenure in the league.

John Salmons and the Bucks are nearing a deal that could be worth close to $40 million over 5 years.  It seems as though there are just some minor details that need to be hammered out.

Channing Frye has been offered a 5 year, $25 million offer from the Suns but has decided to check out all of his options first.  His game is perfectly suited for the Suns and he most likely won’t get a better offer somewhere else.  So you can pretty much assume that he will be staying in Phoenix.

Jordan Farmar was not tendered a qualifying offer from the Lakers so he is officially an unrestricted free agent.  He has received interest from multiple teams, including Indiana who is looking for PG help.

Jason Kidd has said that he would be open to coming off the bench in order to help with the development of Roddy Beaubois next year.  This is highly unlikely.  Kidd did have a pretty solid season last year but he did slow down toward the end of the season.  Most likely he will still be the starter but his minutes might be cut to give Beaubois some more PT.

John Wall is the only player that the Wizards have scheduled so far for a workout.  The Wizards have the first pick in the upcoming draft and everyone believes that they will take Wall, but what does that mean for Gilbert Arenas?  More on that later.

Charlie Villanueva has decided to stay in Detroit this off season to work with head trainer Kevin Rand.  He was disappointed with his first season as a Piston due to it being riddled with injuries.  Hopefully he can right the ship and stay healthy for next season.

Andrew Bynum says that he will be ready to play in Game 4.  He was limited in Game 3 by the injury and most likely will be limited in Game 4.  If he is healthy he can be a force but right now it doesn’t look like he is at 100%.

Grant Hill has exercised his one year player option and will return to the Phoenix Suns next year.

Rumor has it that the Timberwolves have their eyes set on signing Rudy Gay this off-season and that they have made it a priority.

Where will LeBron James end up?  Nobody knows.  NY has the perfect market for him.  Chicago has a great market for him and a better team to surround him with.  Golden State has no chance of getting him but I can still hope can’t I?

Sergio Rodriguez has signed a 3 year deal with Real Madrid.  He would have been a restricted free agent this year.

Zach Randolph is a thug, but you already knew that.  He has been reportedly linked by authorities to 2 criminal investigations this off season.  One involving an Indianapolis drug ring and another involving a fight outside a club in Los Angeles.  No charges have been filed as of yet.

Andrea Bargnani- We’ve all traveled down this road before.  Some of got in for the great runs and others were a little too late to capitalize or were just too gun shy to pull the trigger on adding him.  Take a look at what he was able to do without Chris Bosh in the lineup for his final 5 games (21.4 ppg, 2.0 3s, 2.2 bpg).  This is the sign of a player that had been set free to do as he pleases.  I’m not saying he will average these numbers next year but he will be a fantasy stud.

Kevin Love- 14 ppg and 11rpg.  He can rebound with the best of them and has great vision for a big man.  If he is a full time starter next year and gets 30-35 minutes per game, he will be a very nice player to have on your roster.  Think, poor man’s David Lee.

Anthony Randolph- He should be able to return to stud in the making status next year.  He only played in 33 games due to injury but showed some serious potential for a breakout season if he could just get consistent minutes which is always a problem for young players in a Don Nelson run system.  If he gets regular PT, he will be a beast.

Andray Blatche- This guy was unbelievable at the end of the season once Antawn Jamison was traded.  Remember though that Gilbert As will be back next season (maybe) and that will take a chunk out of Blatche’s scoring.  He will still be a solid rebounder who will add assists and steals from a position not really known for those categories.