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Standing Pat: Story of the Heat's offseason
> Posted by Ira Winderman on August 3, 2009 03:00 PM
Debate, if you will, whether change is good.
What can't be debated, however, is the stark lack of change this offseason by
Pat Riley and the Heat.
How stark? Only two of the NBA's 30 teams have failed to acquire a veteran
from another team this offseason. Joining the Heat in that group is the Jazz.
Every other team, for better or worse, has added at least one player from
another team.
A look at how the Heat (doesn't) stack up in that regard, listing top
veterans acquired by the NBA's 30 teams:
Atlanta: Jamal Crawford.
Boston: Rasheed Wallace.
Charlotte: Tyson Chandler.
Chicago: Jannero Pargo.
Cleveland: Shaquille O'Neal, Jamario Moon, Anthony Parker.
Dallas: Shawn Marion, Drew Gooden, Tim Thomas.
Denver: Arron Afflalo, Malik Allen.
Detroit: Ben Gordon, Charlie Villanueva, Chris Wilcox.
Golden State: Acie Law, Devean George.
Houston: Trevor Ariza.
Indiana: Dahntay Jones, Earl Watson.
L.A. Clippers: Sebastian Telfair, Mark Madsen, Craig Smith.
L.A. Lakers: Ron Artest.
Memphis: Zach Randolph.
HEAT: None.
Milwaukee: Hakim Warrick, Amir Johnson, Kurt Thomas.
Timberwolves: Damien Wilkins, Quentin Richardson, Darius Songaila.
New Jersey: Courtney Lee, Rafer Alston, Tony Battie.
New Orleans: Emeka Okafor, Ike Diogu.
New York: Darko Milicic.
Oklahoma City: Etan Thomas.
Orlando: Vince Carter, Brandon Bass, Matt Barnes.
Philadelphia: Jason Kapono.
Phoenix: Channing Frye.
Portland: Andre Miller.
Sacramento: Sergio Rodriguez, Sean May.
San Antonio: Richard Jefferson, Antonio McDyess, Theo Ratliff.
Toronto: Hedo Turkoglu, Jarrett Jack, Marco Belinelli.
Utah: None.
Washington: Mike Miller, Randy Foye.
Granted, there is plenty of time remaining before the Oct. 28 start of the
regular season. And, granted, it's not as if the meager gains of the Bulls,
Nuggets, Warriors, Timberwolves, Knicks, Thunder or Kings add up to much.
But nothing still is a relatively small number.
http://blogs.sun-sentinel.com/sports_basketball_heat/
2009/08/standing-pat-story-of-the-heats-offseason.html
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