NBA‘s Latest Three-Team Trading: Gives the Best Casts for Cavaliers

Around 2:59 pm of February 21, just before the 2008 NBA trading ends, Cavaliers have acquired the best deal that surprises every NBA fan. The fact that LeBron James also known as “King James” will now be backed up by the really tough center, Ben “The Big Ben” Wallace from Chicago Bulls and the master of three-points, the 30-yr old forward Wally Szczerbiak from SuperSonics, every basketball fan will say that this team now has the capacity to outperform the rest of the team in the league. Accompanied with Joe Smith, also from Bulls and Delonte West of Sonics who are also dominant players inside the court, Danny Ferry simply got the icing on the cake.

As part of James’ agony of getting additional help from superlative players who can possibly be traded from the other teams, Ferry pays more attention to the major necessity of the Cavaliers. Although the liable GM already admitted that it is hard for him to let go of his own men like Larry Hughes, Shannon Brown, Cedric Simmons and Drew Gooden to the Bulls, and the reliable forwards Donyell Marshall and Ira Newble to the Sonics, he accepted the fact that a good team should take the risks if they are really eyeing to win the championship. Ferry also stated that his only reason of accepting this trade is to generally help his team, continue to build their confidence and grow. With the new lineup of Cavs, LeBron James will surely benefit and continue to become an unbeatable player on the court while giving his new teammates like Szczerbiak and Wallace the opportunity to also enjoy the peak of their careers.



This recent trade is just one of the most talked-about trading of other NBA stars like the very intriguing Shaquille O'Neal, Shawn Marion, Jason Kidd and Pau Gasol which are now happy with their newly designated teams. And even though the Cavs most likely have got the best deal just before the deadline, it will still vary on their team performance especially on their defensive edge whether they really have the key to win the trophy. Looks like it’s another “one hell of a challenge” for these newly-assembled NBA lineups to prove which among them deserves to win the championship. Who do you think will win? Well, I have gathered a list of possible teams that I think will qualify to fight in the NBA championship title. Would it be Boston, Cavaliers, Detroit, Orlando, Lakers, New Orleans, Suns, Spurs, Dallas, Utah or the Nuggets? Come on and take your pick!
Superstars in their new uniform


Sources:NBA, ESPN