I'm not sure how Bosh can't be overrated. Over the summer he was elevated to a status reserved for the leagues elite; he's not just slightly below LeBron and Wade, he's a couple of steps down from them. To use the term superstar with Bosh is just wrong.

And on another topic, I think Melo will go to the Knicks personally. He's a difficult person to deal with, but he's as complete an offensive player as you'll find in the league and he seems to want to go there and share in the spotlight with Amar'e. 

Makes me so happy seeing the Heat lose; I am a Laker fan, so my season so far has been wonderful.. Will be great in the playoffs, the Lakers win their 3rd championship in a row while the Heat get bounced out in the first round and question themselves. I will enjoy spitting in Lebrons face, that stupid arogant jack-a**! Muahaha...

Do this surprise me coming from a Lakers fan? I don't mean to be stereotypical, but, well, you guys don't do yourselves any favours. 

Huge Basketball fan right here.

My favourite of course is the Celtics, the team with the most rings and best Defense in the NBA right now. And yes Rondo is amazing.

Also support the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heats.

I originally supported the Pistons because of Chauncey Billups but since he moved onto the Nuggets, I've been supporting them. I've always been a supporter of D Wade but wiht LeBron and Bosh on his team, I love the Heats even more.

Used to support the Suns because of Amar'e but since his move to the Knicks, I support neither team now and just like Amar'e.

See Kevin Garnett?   The Twolves were way worse then the Cavs.  (I'd argue Iverson as well.)

Cavs are tied for first in the east.  As great as Lebron James is... his cast in Cleveland is severly underrated.

The only realy issue was that Mo Williams sucks in the clutch.  The Cavs had some of the deepest and most talented role players in the NBA.  Their issue was they had no second dog... (Outside of mo, who sucked under pressure).

Their problem was they didn't trade any depth for a real second option.

What I meant to say is that he has a potential to be a superstar somewhere else.  I think he just has to work harder though.  He reminds me of Ed O'Bannon from UCLA.  He was a great player and he stopped working and failed in the pro level.  He did say that after winning the NCAA tournament (and having a kid) he lost his drive for basketball. 

Would you rank Bosh higher than Odom?

I'd say they are very similar, Odom is very effective in the Lakers offense while Bosh hasn't had time to become integrated into the Heat's system yet. Odom is, effectively, a sixth man though, he's only getting extended minutes due to Bynum's absence. 

Bosh has the ability to put up inflated numbers in a weak outfit, similar to someone like Joe Johnson, and I think he can play a pivotal role in Miami. He's certainly a great player, but he's not at the level of Durant, LBJ, Wade, Bryant, etc. 

Garnett has mentioned on more than a few occasions that he felt he should have left the Twolves earlier than he did, and he agreed with Lebron's decision to go. But I see the point you're making.

The Cavaliers have some good players, but it certainly says something when A) You can't manage to secure a decent free agent signing, even with the best player in the league on your team and B) Players like Jamison who started last year are now on the bench. 

Cleveland's two best supporting players, Mo and Varajeo (who I love), both shrunk into nothing in the playoffs and I really don't think Lebron had it in him to carry them yet again. On paper the Cavaliers had enough but those deep and talented role players simply came up short when it mattered, Shaq was signed for a series that never came and Hickson wasn't trusted to help Lebron. 

The Cavs were still leaps and bounds better than when LeBron arrived, obviously, don't get me wrong. I mean, the team he took to the finals consisted of Sasha Pavlovic, Daniel Gibson, a young and still too raw Varajeo and an oft-injured Big Z. That team wouldn't get to 20 wins without him really. 

They couldn't sign a free agent BECAUSE of Lebron and his contract which suggested he might leave.

Had he signed a regular contract, they would of eaisly signed free agents.  The fact that he signed a shortened contract. (intentionally because of this situation by the way.  It's not like he planned this AFTER they lost last year.  The rumors that Lebron, Wade and Bosh were going to do this have been around for YEARS it's just, nobody believed them because no superstar in his prime has ever said "Screw it, i'll take less money to make myself a second bannanna. )

Well that and the fact that they kept Mo Brown around (because Lebron wanted them to.)

Mo Brown was horrible.  He's play someone 20-30 minutes, they'd have a big game, then sit them down for like 5 minutes the next game.

Where did you read that? I was under the impression Lebron wasn't happy with Brown's decisions, especially in the playoffs. They had more than enough opportunities to give Lebron decent help before this offseason, and it was made pretty clear by a fair few free agents around the league (like Bosh and Wade) that they simply didn't want to come to Cleveland. The Cavs missed out on a number of players that LeBron wanted, especially Jason Kidd, i think not signing him really pissed LBJ off.