The Best Free Agent Team

After some initial issues with San Antonio over his contract, Ginóbili re-signed with the Spurs and started every game during the 2004–05 season. This was his best season yet as he was selected as a reserve by NBA coaches to the 2005 Western Conference

Robin Lopez (center) just recently signed with the New York Knicks, leaving the team without its top interior defender. Robin Lopez is the most replaceable out of the group, however, he was a great contributor to this team. He rebounded well for them last season and played great defense, but the Blazers can still find a replacement.

His scouting agents are looking for bench players. Bench players that can rebound and be dominant inside the post as Tim Duncan. Someone else that get to the basket and get others in the game as Tony Parker. Players who can get blocks and guard superstars like Kewhi Leonard.

It’s clear that the Sacramento Kings are in a transformative stage. This offseason, they have added eight free agents as well as signing two draft picks, including the lengthy defensive stopper, Willie Cauley-Stein. They traded away power forward Jason Thompson and fan favorite Nik “Sauce Castillo” Stauskas to the Philadelphia 76ers to accommodate their plethora of new talent.

First Off, Kyle Korver is dominant. Kyle Korver has played for 8 teams and every team has enjoyed having him.Kyle Korver has a 50.8 percent shooting average his whole career that is the second best ever. His fifth on the list of the all-time made three-pointers made and is still rising.He is currently playing for the Cavs and is a vital piece for this team and was traded midseason. Kyle has been a three time all star two years as a starter and 1 year as a reserve. Kyle is arguably the best three-point shooter of all time behind Ray Allen.

Making buzzer-beating shots and leading the team to great years has been the legacy KD had left on the city of Okc. If he didn’t do as good as he did in his 8 years being there, nobody would care if he left the team or not. It is the fact that he is an amazing player and now it is very unlikely that the Thunder will win the Nba Title this year without him. KD has been a miracle to Okc, yet everybody is so mad about him moving to the Golden State Warriors that it has been overshadowed. It is understandable to not like him because he’s moving to a virtually unstoppable team, but there is a lot of love and respect built up for

According to iSportsTimes.com, the trade scenario would be the Cavs will send Kevin Love to Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for guard Victor Oladipo. The report also says that trade deal is beneficial for

We’re deep into the dog days of summer, and the NBA offseason is officially cooling down. The NBA Draft has come and gone, big free agents have drawn their battle lines and people are almost done having a heart attack about Timofey Mozgov getting $16 million per season from the Los Angeles Lakers. With nothing but the always-exhilarating Summer League games ahead of us, here are the biggest winners and losers of the NBA offseason.

Carmelo Anthony still headlines the rumor mills that swirling the news as of late. After his controversial statement last Sunday, Anthony and New York Knicks president Phil Jackson was able to meet and Melo was able to say straight up to Jackson that he wants to remain with the team. But recent reports are saying that if ever things will still not pan out with Melo and the Knicks, the Los Angeles Lakers could be a possible destination for him.

Tim Duncan loves the game of basketball. He doesn't mind the money it brings in, either. Yet, unlike many who are clamoring for ungodly salaries in the financial stratosphere, and even refusing to show up to practice if they don't get their huge payday, Duncan has chosen to go the other direction. He took a huge pay cut.

The Blazers are committed to a fault to him, and have handed the keys to the city over to him. Every player that has put on a uniform since Lamarcus was drafted has been because their skill set complements LA’s. In recent years, the addition of Wesley Mathews, Robin Lopez, and Damian Lillard are examples of the Portland’s commitment. Mathews and Lillard are two sharpshooting guards that can also drive to the hoop. Lopez the Yin to Aldridge’s Yang, collecting rebounds and defending the center position. The addition of Lopez is the best example because with him at center, LA is finally liberated from some of his defensive responsibilities in order to free up more energy to preform on offense as a power forward, his natural position. The thing that makes Lamarcus so unique is his unparalleled jump shooting ability, it is what allows him to drag defenders away from the hoop, and potential rebounding opportunities. Lopez is so effective because he is able to operate in the paint one-on-one with his opponent with Lamarcus stretching the floor on the perimeter. LA’s stretching ability not only frees the paint up for rebounds, but also cuts to the basket by Mathews, and Lillard because there is only one big to clog up the lane. These open cuts and drives naturally open up three point opportunities that are exclusive to this style of play. Needless to say, Lamarcus is the catalyst for the Trail Blazers, and without

In recent news the Lakers have picked up Timofey Mozgov and Loul Deng out of free agency and Brandon Ingram and Ivica Zubac out of the

My favorite move of the offseason without question is Kevin Durant going to the Warriors. WOW! My first initial thoughts were what the hell is this guy thinking? You can’t beat them so you join them? Or something is going on within the Thunder’s organization that has influenced him to leave? Guess we will never know. No hard feelings, I respect this brother and understand his motives, he clearly wants to win and the critics can’t do anything but respect that. Adding Durant to the Warriors along with the pieces they currently have is scary. Honestly speaking, these guys should win it all, they are a super team with a lot of offensive firepower. However, the NBA is stacked for next season; I predict a lot of surprises will take place throughout the

Tim Duncan is known as The Big Fundamental. He might be the least flashy player on this

1 overall pick in the 2013 NBA draft. He spent his required college year at the University of Kansas, hoping to avoid injury and revealing himself to a potential decrease in his value. After all, there's nowhere for a projected No. 1 pick to go but down. If Wiggins had been selected first overall pick in the most recent draft, he would have become an immediate millionaire, gathering approximately $4.3 million in salary in 2013-14 with raises, qualifying offers and huge extensions guaranteed to come after in following years. Wiggins is a top-tier example of how the “one-and-done” rule is unfair to players who are not only physically ready to compete in the NBA, but who have nothing to gain and everything to lose by undertaking the risk of attending college. (Hughes,