http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/columns/stor...ht&lid=tab3pos1Thoughts on that list? Do you agree/disagree?Although Riley returning, Wade re-signing, and Mourning playing another year definitely will improve Miami's chances at a repeat, I seriously cannot rank them as having the best offseason out of every team in the East. Chicago had a better offseason in my mind. Prying away Ben Wallace from division-rival Detroit, adding PJ Brown and Sefolosha via the draft. Paxson has just done an absolutely remarkable job in Chicago, and they still have the pieces to go out and make another move and the cap room to sign a decent free agent next year.
Yeah, one of my friends showed me this to make fun of the Sixers and he's a Heat fan. But seriously, the Heat didn't do anything special in the off-season compared to the Bulls. Chicago just did too much. Theresno way Miami out-performed them in the off-season.
I'm going to have to disagree with you guys. Signing D-Wade, the Heat's franchise player to an extension is way better than getting Ben Wallace. Just because the Bulls aquired more players doesn't mean they did a better job and thus having a better offseason. The Heat didn't have to change a ton, for crying out loud, they won the championship so the team they have must being doing something right. The extenstion of Wade is a ton better than anything the Bulls did imo.
