This summer will be interesting to say the least come July 1st as some of the top names in basketball will officially turn free agents in the NBA . Even though everyone will have their eyes on LeBron James and his decision which could drastically alter the look of the league next season, Dwyane Wade will also be a free agent and could have a huge impact on the league for the near future.
Despite Wade getting pursued by his hometown team in the Chicago Bulls and by the New York Knicks and New Jersey Nets, the Miami Heat definitely have the clear vantage to sign the one-time NBA champion as he has said he absolutely loves playing in Miami. This is good news for online sportsbooks gearing up for next season.
The one major problem for the Miami Heat is that they absolutely must surround their superstar with decent talent to make the team a title challenger once again. Even though there will be a lot of big-name players making moves this summer, there is one player that the Miami Heat will put at the top of their list just behind Dwyane Wade.
The Toronto Raptors All-Star forward Chris Bosh is considered by most to be the one big-name free agent that will get the most offers behind LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, but Bosh has already narrowed his possible destinations to just five : Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls, New York Knicks, Toronto Raptors and the Miami Heat, according to the up-to-dateNBA sports betting news.
It is uncertain where Chris Bosh will end up, but Dwyane Wade’s comments recently may have the All-Star forward leaning towards signing with the Miami Heat. Stay up to date with the latest sports betting odds on where Bosh will end up.
This past weekend Wade said he talked with both Chris Bosh and the Atlanta Hawks Joe Johnson, but has said that he would love to play alongside Bosh as they are close buddies and a perfect fit in Miami.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Dwayne Wade hopes Miami Heat give him a superstar to play with.
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