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"So instead, the Heat made two separate sign-and-trade deals to help secure their two incoming superstars to longer contracts that will also afford them more financial flexibility for the upcoming season."

 

This sounds like the Heat made deals to sign Lebron and Bosh

 

"The Heat sent two first-round picks (Miami's lottery-protected 2011 first-round pick and a future pick that Toronto already owed to the Heat) to the Raptors in exchange for a signed Bosh, who will commit for six years rather than the maximum five the Heat could offer. Similarly, the Cavs signed James to a six-year deal in exchange for two future first-round and two second-round picks. Both the Raptors and Cavs will also acquire rather sizable trade exceptions, worth approximately $15 million each."

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oh right. forgot about that. plus the rest of the team isn't great either. sure, there's udonis and juwan, but it'll take a long time to get the "average" players into shape with the superstars. cause the big 3 can't do it just together, and the average players aren't good with superstar teammates. after all, dwade single handedly carried the heat to the 2010 playoffs. the big 3 are used to taking the game into their own hands. maybe thats the reason for their lack of chemistry

PS sorry if this is long

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